WHO WE ARE

Energy North brings deep expertise in delivering major energy projects across remote Australia. Our team has successfully led large-scale LNG, mining, and renewable energy developments, giving us the skills to navigate both technical challenges and stakeholder needs. Now, we’re advancing green hydrogen projects with the same focus on delivery, not announcements.

Strategic Advisory Group

Scott Criddle
Executive Chair, Founder & CEO
Scott’s visionary leadership and extensive project delivery experience, combined with his strong regional and international connections, make him a driving force behind Energy North’s successful delivery of major energy infrastructure.
Martin Houston 
Strategic Advisor
Martin’s deep and diverse energy experience, combined with his pragmatic approach to the energy transition, makes him uniquely equipped to guide Energy North in scaling impactful low-carbon energy projects.
Ian Wells
Strategic Advisor
Ian’s deep financial expertise and proven track record in capital management and funding large-scale projects provide Energy North with the critical financial leadership needed to successfully scale and finance its energy transition initiatives.
Michael McCafferty
Strategic Advisor
Michael’s extensive legal expertise and sector experience ensure Energy North navigates complex regulatory environments and governance challenges effectively as it advances its ambitious energy projects.

Pioneers in the Australian energy mega-project sector, the Energy North team has decades of experience developing energy and resource mega-projects in remote locations.

“The decisions we make today will shape Australia's energy future for decades—starting right here in the Northern Territory. That's why successful project delivery isn't about balancing environmental protection against development—it's about integrating them from the ground up. When you get that right, everyone benefits.”
Daniel Hunter, VP Environment, Land and Stakeholder Relations

Management Team

Scott Criddle
Executive Chair, Founder & CEO
Scott’s visionary leadership and extensive project delivery experience, combined with his strong regional and international connections, make him a driving force behind Energy North’s successful delivery of major energy infrastructure.
Reinhardt Matisons
Executive Vice President & Chief Marketing Officer
Reinhardt ‘s deep industry relationships and commercial expertise in key energy markets position him to lead Energy North’s market entry, growth and strategic partnerships.
Daniel Hunter
Vice President - Environment, Land and Stakeholder Relations
Daniel’s proven leadership in feasibility studies, environmental assessments, and stakeholder engagement strengthens Energy North’s commitment to sustainable project delivery.
Esther Schwald
Head of Corporate Services
Esther’s broad leadership experience and commitment to sustainable and inclusive practices make her instrumental in shaping Energy North’s corporate culture and operational excellence in a fast-paced and emerging sector.
Dickie Dique
Operations Director
Dickie’s deep project delivery expertise and commitment to customer-focussed execution make him a key driver of Energy North’s ability to deliver complex infrastructure at scale.
Chris Ashton
Commercial Manager
Chris' commercial acumen and end-to-end project experience make him a critical asset in ensuring Energy North’s infrastructure is commercially robust, well-planned and successfully delivered.
Sean Kildare
Executive Strategic Advisor
Sean’s deep regional Northern Territory knowledge and proven ability to deliver sustainable, commercially viable energy initiatives make him a valuable partner for Energy North.
Vino Ambalavaner
Executive Director Commercial
Vino’s broad technical expertise, global perspective, and strong commercial acumen make him a critical force in driving Energy North’s commercial strategy and long-term project success.

Our Values Towards a Decarbonised World

Our Philosophical Foundation

Energy North's approach to project development is grounded in philosophical principles that guide decision-making, stakeholder engagement, and long-term value creation.

Health, Safety & Environmental Ethics

We put the mental and physical well-being of our team, visitors, and the environment first in every stage of our projects. Our decisions focus on minimising our environmental footprint, and impact to cultural and community values, promoting sustainability, and prioritising the health of our ecosystems. We’re committed to delivering green energy and supporting related industries to meet Net Zero 2050 targets while ensuring everyone’s health and safety.
In practice this means:
We carry out rigorous risk assessments, partner with stakeholders, adopt sustainable construction and operational practices, and enforce a zero-harm policy on all sites in the NT.

Utilitarianism

We embrace a philosophical approach that aims to maximise overall well-being for the greatest number of stakeholders. Our goal is to achieve outcomes that benefit everyone by reducing carbon emissions and developing sustainable energy and products. We are committed to ensuring financial viability and, above all, customer satisfaction.
In practice this means:
We design projects that create jobs, reduce costs for consumers, cut emissions, and deliver long-term benefits to local NT communities, investors, and the environment.

Intergenerational Equity

We advocate for a fair distribution of resources and benefits between present and future generations, including absolute gender equality. In the context of renewable energy, this means making sure that the benefits of our project — like cleaner energy and environmental sustainability — are available to future generations without compromising their ability to meet their own needs.
In practice this means:
We build infrastructure and invest in training programs that will serve the NT for decades, empower diverse participation, and preserve natural resources for future generations.

Technological Pragmatism

We believe in using technology in practical ways to tackle real-world challenges and enhance human well-being. For us, this means applying the latest advancements in renewable energy to achieve our sustainability goals efficiently and effectively.
In practice this means:
We use cutting-edge, proven technologies that are suited to NT conditions, and continuously evaluate innovations for practical application and scalability.

Synergy

We thrive on teamwork, believing that collaboration amplifies our effectiveness and efficiency. When we work together, we achieve more than we could individually. Our approach fosters a united effort where the collective results far exceed the sum of our separate contributions.
In practice this means:
We work closely with local communities, Traditional Owners, governments, researchers, and industry partners in the NT to co-create sustainable energy solutions that reflect shared goals.

"By weaving these values into every aspect of our project — from planning to execution and beyond — we ensure the well-being of our team and stakeholders, uphold ethical standards, address environmental, heritage and social impacts, and commit to long-term sustainability, all while pursuing our technological and economic goals."

Scott Criddle, CEO and Founder