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Disconnection Form

If you are moving out, please complete this disconnection request form. Rimfire Energy require three business day’s notice and disconnection charges will be applied to your final invoice.

Please note that the disconnection window for the requested date is from 8am – 5pm. If you require electricity for any period during the requested date, we recommend you request the following day for the disconnection.

Rimfire Energy does not process disconnection requests on weekends or public holidays. If you select a weekend or public holiday, your disconnection request will be scheduled for the next business day.

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Direct Debit

Direct debit is a fast and hassle-free way to manage your bills. Payments are automatically deducted from your chosen bank account or credit card on the invoice due date.

Please submit the direct debit form by the 12th to ensure activation within the same month. Kindly note that bank fees may apply for payments made by credit card.

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Credit Refund

If your account has a credit balance exceeding $200, you may request a refund.

To receive the refund within the same month, please submit your request by the 15th.

Refunds are typically processed within 3 to 5 business days after the invoice due date.

Once processed, please allow an additional 2 to 3 business days for the funds to appear in your bank account.

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Customer Consent

If you would like to update your contact details or add an authorised person to the account, please fill in our customer consent form.

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Mark Staunton

Development Finance Manager

Mark Staunton has wide ranging finance experience in the electricity industry including m&a, development, generation, retailing and metering across Australia, Asia and the USA. His most recent role was as the Corporate Finance Manager for CleanCo where he was responsible for funding and capital structuring. Prior to CleanCo Mark worked for Shell Energy Australia, ERM Power and Suncorp. He holds a Bachelor of Actuarial Studies.

Wayne Moulday

General Manager Development

Wayne Moulday is a seasoned mechanical engineer with over two decades of leadership in the power industry. He has directed major energy infrastructure projects across Australia and Asia, including coal, gas, solar, battery, and hydro developments. Wayne brings deep expertise in project development, technical due diligence, and strategic acquisitions, and has held executive roles spanning development, production, marketing, and sustainability.

Allan Duffell

General Manager Retail

Allan Duffell brings over 20 years of Risk and Compliance, and electricity retail experience to the Rimfire Group, including stints with SP Ausnet and Energy Australia and most recently as Compliance Manager with Lasseters Casino in Alice Springs.

Scott McLaren

Operations Manager

Scott McLaren brings more than 22 years experience in electrical contracting, renewable energy and EV Charging systems across Australia and the United Kingdom. With a strong blend of technical expertise, leadership, and process optimisation, Scott is focused on and has a proven track record in building high-performing teams and strengthening project delivery systems.

Elizabeth Higgins

Compliance and Safety Manager

Elizabeth Higgins is a senior Compliance and Safety professional with significant experience across civil, construction, utilities, and Defence infrastructure environments. She specialises in regulatory compliance, governance, risk, audit assurance, and operational control frameworks, with a strong focus on embedding practical systems that support both compliance integrity and business performance. Elizabeth is recognised for building robust compliance processes, leading assurance activities, and partnering with teams to drive accountability, continuous improvement, and safe operational delivery.

Maria Iglesias

Founder / Finance Manager

Maria has worked more than 10 years in accounting in both chartered accounting and corporate environments. Maria brings to Rimfire Group experience covering finance and management reporting, payroll and accounts payable/receivable in industries including utilities, tech startups and healthcare. Maria’s experience covering different industries and including startups, supports Rimfire Group’s diverse and fast-growing business.

Maria Walters

Chief Financial Officer

Maria Walters brings over 15 years of experience in the Northern Territory’s energy industry and more than 20 years of finance and accounting experience. Formerly CFO at Territory Generation, she led major transitions toward cost efficiency and renewable energy. A Fellow of CPA Australia, Maria is recognised for her technical expertise, strategic insight, and leadership across finance and business services. She also serves on several boards, demonstrating her commitment to strong governance and industry progress.

Kim Howlett

Chief Operating Officer

Kim Howlett brings more than 23 years of power generation experience to Rimfire Group, most recently as the Regional Manager for the Northern Territory overseeing an engineering team for the design and commissioning of numerous power generation systems in the Northern Territory, including the development of Rimfire’s 10MW ac solar generation facility at Batchelor, NT and Rimfire’s 12.5 MW gas-fired power station at Hudson Creek.

Michael Allen

Founder / Managing Director

Michael Allen brings more than 30 years of experience to Rimfire Group. In addition to establishing the electricity retail, project development and solar PV installation businesses of Rimfire Group, this includes as the former Executive General Manager Finance & CFO for a tier one electricity company operating in the National Electricity Market. Prior to this, Michael held a variety of senior positions representing developers and banks across energy, resources and industry based in Australia and Asia.

Karen Green

Advisory Board

Karen has over 37 years of experience in business advisory services across WA and the NT, where she’s lived since 1991. A former equity partner at Deloitte for more than 20 years, she led private advisory teams across NT, SA, and Tasmania, and served as Deloitte NT’s Office Managing Partner.

Karen currently holds several board roles, including Non-Executive Director and Chair of Risk and Audit Committees at Airport Development Group and Beetaloo Energy Australia, and Advisory Board Member at Rimfire Energy. She is also Chair of the NT Screen Industry Advisory Committee and President of the NT Council of the Australian Institute of Company Directors.

Her previous roles span government, energy, and cultural sectors. Karen is passionate about rural Australia and dedicated to building a sustainable future for the Northern Territory.

Peter Finnimore

Advisory Board

Peter is a sales and marketing executive with over 30 years’ experience in the mining and metals sector. He is currently Vice President Sales & Marketing at ASM, an ASX listed critical minerals company. Peter was previously the Chief Commercial Officer at South 32 and held various senior roles at BHP. During his career, Peter has worked in various marketing roles in Japan, Australia, Russia, Cyprus and Switzerland, including for Rio Tinto and Rusal. He was a Director of the International Aluminium Institute and the International Nickel Institute

Relevant Qualifications and Memberships:

  • B. Com – University of Queensland
  • LLB (Law) – University of Queensland
  • Member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors (AICD)

Andy Cowan

Advisory Board

Andy brings an extensive background in trade and investment and strong leadership in the technology, defence and regional economic development. With over 15 years working at State and Federal Government levels, Andy has in-depth experience in government relations, foreign affairs and trade both within Australia and abroad.

Prior to joining Rimfire Energy, Andy was the inaugural Investment Commissioner for the Northern Territory Government of Australia with responsibility for promotion and attraction of investment in the Territory and driving governments plan for a $40 billion economy by 2030.

Preceding this role, Andy was the Deputy Chief Executive of the Department of the Chief Minister and Cabinet and the Department of Trade, Business and Innovation in the Norther Territory of Australia. Over a period of 8 years in these two roles, he had responsibility for defence and national security, regional economic development, international engagement, trade and investment, workforce development and small business portfolios.

He has over 2 decades of executive leadership experience in the public and private sectors. Andy has tertiary qualifications in science and education and is an Executive Fellow of the Australia and New Zealand School of Government.