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Market analysis of 9 November 2025

The high-impact network outage schedule published on 3 November 2025 listed 2 non-withdrawn entries active on 9 November 2025. 2 of them carried the interregional flag.

By region, the active entries were: Victoria 1, New South Wales 1. Counts cover each entry whose scheduled window overlapped the calendar day in fixed UTC+10.

The Outage Load Around The Date

The first chart counts scheduled entries active on each day from 2 November to 16 November 2025, using the same publication. It shows whether 9 November sat inside a busy or a quiet stretch of planned network work.

Scheduled Outages Active Each Day — 9 November 2025; 2 Nov – 16 Nov 2025 | Non-Withdrawn Entries
Scheduled outage entries active per day around 2025-11-09. Source: Network Map.

The Longest Scheduled Windows

The longest active windows on the day were: Kiamal SF-Red Cliffs 220 kV LINE (Victoria), scheduled from 9 November 2025 05:00 to 9 November 2025 17:00; Kiamal SF – Red Cliffs 220 kV Line (New South Wales), scheduled from 9 November 2025 05:00 to 9 November 2025 17:00.

The second chart shows the active entries by region.

Active Outages By Region On 9 November — 9 November 2025; 2025-11-09 | Non-Withdrawn Schedule Entries
Active scheduled outage entries by region on 2025-11-09. Source: Network Map.

Why Outage Schedules Matter

Scheduled outages reduce network capability while the work is under way. Interregional entries can lower transfer limits between regions, which links them directly to price separation and to the constraints that bind generators. Reading the schedule by date shows which days carry that exposure.

Figures use the outage schedule snapshot published on 3 November 2025, with withdrawn entries excluded and times in fixed UTC+10.

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