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.
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*Data as Jan 2021
2. Damian Carrington
Bio: I’m Environment Editor at the Guardian – DMs open
Location: London
Followers: 61K
5. Roger Harrabin
Bio: BBC Energy&Environment Analyst. Follows risk, transport, cities. Hon Fellow, Cath’s Cambs; Assoc Fellow, Wolfson, Cambs & Green, Oxon. Hon PhD. Own views.
Followers: 40K
6. 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: 32K
7. David Sheppard
Bio: Financial Times Energy Editor. Oil. Environment. Middle East. Trading. Hearts. Ex-Reuters.
Location: London
Followers: 30K
8. Jonathan Watts
Bio: Global environment editor, the Guardian. Formerly Latin America & East Asia correspondent. Universal pessimist. Cosmic optimist. Amateur llamologist. Views mine
Location: All over
Followers: 21K
9. 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: 18K
10. Justin Rowlatt
Bio: I’m the BBC’s Chief Environment correspondent. I report from the front line of climate change – how it’s going to affect our lives and what we can do about it.
Location: London
Followers: 18K
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