Top 10 U.K. Social Media Influencers in Energy & Environment
Using our extensive media database, we compiled a list of the top 10 Social Media Influencers throughout the United Kingdom and operating in the Energy & Environment space. Our solution makes it easy to find — and connect with — the influencers that matter to you.
Create custom media lists that are automatically updated, send multimedia emails, and track who opened emails and where they clicked, all right from the platform itself. And our module, Influencer Streams, shows you exactly what influencers are talking about on social media, so you can personalize pitches and amplify your message.
*Data as Oct 2019
2. roger harrabin
Bio: BBC Environment and Energy Analyst. Also interested in transport, cities, risk, sustainability.
Followers: 31k
3. Matt McGrath
Bio:Environment correspondent for BBC News – covering all the green issues, interested in scicomm but also rugby, GAA, Munster & Ireland
Location: London, England
Followers: 27k
4. Paul Rincon
Bio: Writer, broadcaster. Science & Environment section editor for the BBC News website. Also: Film, art, photography, travel, sport, history, books. Views are mine.
Followers: 14.1k
6. James Herron
Bio:European Oil Editor, Bloomberg, London. RT ≠ endorsement. Opinion = mine.
Location: London
Followers: 8.9k
7. Jonathan Leake
Bio: Science & Environment Editor at The Sunday Times jleake(at)sunday-times .co.uk inc energy, fishing, air pollution, transport. impacts of Brexit on farming etc
Location: London
Followers: 7.7k
8. Chantal Cooke
Bio: Passionate about communications, the planet, wildlife, making a difference, fresh ideas to solve old problems. #Vegan Living in #Wales & #London
Location: London & Wales
Followers: 7.3k
9. Matthew Taylor
Bio: Matthew Taylor is an environment correspondent at the Guardian
Location: London
Followers: 6.9k
10. Emily Beament
Bio: UK @PA environment & heritage correspondent, writing on climate, energy, wildlife & more. All views my own/RTs not endorsements.
Followers: 6.2k
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