Pete Moorey

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Responsible for all Energy advocacy issues as well as travel and transport. Joined Which? in January 2011. Previously worked at Which? as Public Affairs Manager (maternity cover for Michelle Smythe) in 2008-9. Other previous campaigning / public affairs roles at the Heritage Lottery Fund, National Council for Voluntary Organisations (NCVO) and the Electoral Reform Society. Started my career in student politics as well as a stint working for MPs in Westminster.

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Ofgem’s ‘simple energy tariffs’ aren’t simple enough

by , Principal Advocate Energy & Home 2 June 2013
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Were your winter energy bills shockingly high? If you’re thinking of switching suppliers to save money, the vast array of tariffs on offer might put you off. That’s why we need genuinely simple energy prices. (more about making energy prices simple...)

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Energy switching – spending time to save money

by , Principal Advocate Energy & Home 18 January 2013
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A light bulb in the snow

Today the last of the six big energy companies' price rises comes into effect. Eon’s customers can switch to save money, but how long does it take to feel the benefit? (more about switching energy supplier...)

10 people have joined in this Conversation

Give customers simple prices & end energy market confusion

by , Principal Advocate Energy & Home 20 December 2012
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As another winter of inflation-busting energy price hikes bite, how do you feel about your supplier? Are they top of your Christmas card list? I very much doubt it! (more about simple energy prices...)

69 people have joined in this Conversation

How will we pay for the Energy Bill? With our energy bills!

by , Principal Advocate Energy & Home 29 November 2012
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An illuminated light bulb on green grass

Excuse me while I have a Dr Evil from Austin Powers moment, but - 'one hundred and ten b-i-l-l-i-o-n pounds'. That's what the government thinks we need to update our ageing energy system and keep the lights on. (more about the Energy Bill...)

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Limited energy tariffs doesn’t mean limited prices

by , Principal Advocate Energy & Home 20 November 2012
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Energy tariffs: large cooling towers at a power station

Last month, the Prime Minister stunned the media, the energy industry and even some of his cabinet colleagues. He promised to legislate so that energy companies have to give the lowest tariff to their customers. (more about limiting energy tariffs...)

18 people have joined in this Conversation

A big week for energy – and the battle continues

by , Principal Advocate Energy & Home 19 October 2012
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What a week. The Prime Minister promised energy companies would be forced to give customers their lowest tariff; Parliament scheduled urgent questions; and Ofgem promised to reform energy tariffs. (a whirlwind energy week...)

33 people have joined in this Conversation

Angered by the British Gas and Npower price rises?

by , Principal Advocate Energy & Home 12 October 2012
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Girl with scarf and hat on feels the cold

So, British Gas is set to hike its prices by 6% and Npower is increasing its prices by around 9% in November. This is on the back of SSE's 9% price rise. Can energy companies really justify these hikes? (more energy price rises...)

14 people have joined in this Conversation

Energy bills – now is the autumn of our discontent

by , Principal Advocate Energy & Home 23 August 2012
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This time last year we knew we were facing a winter of discontent when it came to energy prices. All six of the large energy companies announced bill increases by as much as 20%. (more on energy price rises...)

13 people have joined in this Conversation

Get the Green Deal right before offering cashback

by , Principal Advocate Energy & Home 29 June 2012
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Would a cashback offer of £150 encourage you to take out a £10,000 'loan'? That’s what the government is speculated to offer homeowners so that they take up its Green Deal for energy efficient home improvements. (more about Green Deal cashback...)

6 people have joined in this Conversation

Greenest government ever? Depends how much it costs us

by , Principal Advocate Energy & Home 26 April 2012
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david cameron greenest government ever

The Prime Minister once promised ‘the greenest government ever’. Today he warned the move to green energy must be financially sustainable. We’re worried not enough's being done to help consumers. (more on the greenest government...)

8 people have joined in this Conversation

Scrap carbon tax – why pay more for a policy that won’t work?

by , Principal Advocate Energy & Home 13 March 2012
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Green calculator

What do you think of the government’s carbon tax on energy generation? Not only could it become another burden on already squeezed households, we don’t think it will work in promoting low-carbon energy. (more about carbon tax...)

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EDF Energy pays £4.5m back to customers – it’s about time

by , Principal Advocate Energy & Home 10 March 2012
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EDF Energy logo and money

An energy company does something it shouldn’t. What usually happens? Ofgem slaps said company on the wrist, fines it a million or two and the money goes straight into the Treasury's coffers. Well, not today. (more about energy companies...)

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