Market analysis of 3 November 2025
The high-impact network outage schedule published on 3 November 2025 contained 124 entries. After separating four withdrawn rows, the snapshot had 120 nonwithdrawn entries, including 44 carrying the source’s interregional flag.
This is an analysis of the schedule as it stood on its publication date. The all-horizon list and the near-term overlap profile provide different planning views: one describes the published pipeline, while the other identifies the dates on which listed work was scheduled to overlap.
The Published Pipeline Spans Several Years
Victoria accounted for 43 nonwithdrawn entries, South Australia for 36 and New South Wales for 33. Queensland had six and Tasmania had two. These are schedule-row counts across all listed years.
The snapshot included 29 entries starting in 2025 and 67 starting in 2026, followed by six starting in each year from 2027 through 2030. The regional chart retains that full horizon, making the scale and geographic distribution of the published schedule visible.
The November Window Is More Focused
Looking only at dates from 3 to 30 November 2025, the maximum overlap was four nonwithdrawn entries. That level first appeared on 7 November, when two of the overlapping entries carried the interregional flag. The second chart shows how the overlap changed through the rest of the month.
An overlapping entry is a scheduled window that spans any part of the calendar date. This gives a practical shortlist for a closer time-of-day review, especially when several listed jobs affect the same operating period.
Armidale–Dumaresq Provides A Specific Review Window
The Armidale–Dumaresq 8C 330 kV line was listed from 06:07 on 28 October to 16:00 on 8 November 2025 in fixed UTC+10. Its listed recall times were 360 minutes by day and 300 minutes by night. The source marked the entry as interregional.
Those details turn a broad schedule count into a specific planning window. An analyst can inspect the corresponding Grid Constraints and interregional transfers, then compare the planned window with subsequent operational observations.
All counts and timings come from Network Map’s archived schedule published on 3 November 2025. The article keeps nonwithdrawn schedule entries as the counting unit and uses the source’s interregional classification.
