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Christopher McFadden
Christopher is an Environment, Health & Safety (EHS) specialist with extensive experience advising consumer and trade clients on energy efficiency and sustainability.
With a Master’s in Earth Sciences from Cardiff University, Christopher has attained professional energy and sustainability auditing qualifications and various postgraduate certificates and diplomas. He is a qualified and accredited Level 3 and Level 4 non-domestic and domestic energy assessor, a Green Deal assessor, and a Practitioner member of the Institute of Environmental Management and Assessment (IEMA). He also recently qualified as a level 5 Retrofit coordinator.
In addition to his day job, Christopher has also honed his skills as a STEM writer for several well-known online publishers, sharing his knowledge and passion for science, engineering, and dinosaurs with millions of readers around the world.
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Dongfang builds world’s biggest wind turbine Mingyang Smart Energy, a Chinese energy company, has just commissioned what might be the world's biggest wind turbine.Christopher McFadden -
Tesla Powerwall: UK costs, benefits and grants If you are looking to supercharge the savings from your solar panels, why not consider adding a Tesla Powerwall or two.Christopher McFadden -
How does the wholesale price of gas affect energy bills? Wholesale gas is a huge factor in your energy bills. We break down why.Christopher McFadden -
Energy tariffs explained: everything you need to know We've looked at all the different types of energy tariffs so you can make the best decision possible for your wallet.Christopher McFadden -
The complete guide to heat pumps for flats in 2026 Found yourself wondering whether heat pumps work in flats, and you can get one installed? We'll answer these questions and more in this article.Tamara Birch -
Why is Cornwall the best place in the UK for solar panels? Cornwall generates the most solar energy – and the most renewable energy overall – in the UK. But what makes the county so good?Beth Howell -
The complete guide to solar panels on the Isle of Wight Solar panels on the Isle of Wight typically generate 16% more electricity than the UK average. Here's everything else you need to know.Josh Jackman -
Energy Performance Certificates explained Find out everything you need to know about EPCs, including how they work, what they include, and how you can get your hands on one.Christopher McFadden -
The 10 greenest countries in the world Ever wondered what the greenest countries in the world are? We take a look, using Yale University’s Environmental Performance IndexTamara Birch