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Transmission · Developer side

Transmission is route work — landholders by the kilometre.

Corridor design is a landholder programme. Routes are won and lost at the parcel boundary, not on the GIS layer.

Transmission km supported
150 km
Corridors designed
100+
Landholders on transmission
300+
Regions
NSW · VIC · QLD

Why AA in this sector

Routes are won at the parcel boundary, not on the GIS layer.

A transmission corridor is not a line on a map — it is a sequence of agreements with consecutive landholders. A single objector inside a 60 km corridor can re‑route the entire alignment.

AA has supported more than 150 km of transmission line design and engaged with more than 300 landholders on corridor work, including 100+ proposed corridors and line adjustments. We work for network operators, government‑backed schemes and project owners co‑locating with substations.

We do not provide native title or community engagement. What we do is the parcel‑by‑parcel landholder programme that sits underneath the corridor design — and the substation host work that often sits at the corridor endpoint.

150km
Of transmission supported across NSW, VIC and QLD.
100+
Corridors and line adjustments designed.
300+
Landholders engaged on transmission work.
5+
Substation host engagements concurrently in flight.

Key considerations

What separates a transmission land assembly consultant from a corridor designer.

Five lines of inquiry network operators and government‑backed schemes have used to differentiate specialists.

01

Sequence the corridor as a programme.

A corridor is a sequence — not a set. Outreach order matters; an early failure compounds.

02

Easement value, not land value.

Hosts are valuing impact and forbearance, not freehold. A pure freehold reference rate is the wrong commercial frame.

03

Substation host alongside corridor.

Endpoints carry concentrated impact and concentrated value. Substation host work should run in parallel with corridor outreach, not after.

04

Adjustments built into the plan.

Plan for 10–20% route adjustment by alignment. Carry contingency on the engagement plan, not on the schedule.

05

Boundary handover discipline.

Where AA hands over to the project EPC, the boundary needs to be written. Most attrition happens at handover, not at outreach.

Field team

Who runs your transmission programme.

Landholder Engagement Officers anchored in the country your project sits in — and active well beyond it. Specific districts, specific communities. Project experience across every mainland state. We'll be specific about which officer would run your programme on the first call.

100+
Sites assembled across Australia
5 states
NSW · VIC · QLD · SA · WA
80+ yrs
Combined regional field experience

Supported by Land Assembly Leads, a GIS Specialist, Technical Administrator and Commercial Direction — the back office exists to keep officers in front of landholders.

Meet the team →

Case study · Transmission

Pumped Hydro — 330 kV corridor through mountainous country.

A 330 kV transmission corridor across rugged terrain for a significant pumped hydro project. One decisive parcel unreachable for six months, resolved in 24 hours by a regional liaison.

330 kV
Line voltage
24 hrs
Impasse resolution
300 MW
Pumped hydro
Read the full case study →

Additional transmission track record

Active and recent engagements — client-confidential.

NSW Network Operator Corridor

Cold‑start corridor outreach across rural NSW for a network operator. Wave 2 logic applied at Gate 2.

Location
NSW
Stage
Sentiment

QLD Government‑Backed Corridor

Engagement programme for a government‑backed transmission scheme through Western Downs farming land.

Location
QLD
Stage
Desktop + Sentiment

Talk to us about your transmission project

Brief us on your corridor or substation work.

We confirm sector fit, walk through your alignment and substation intent, and scope a Stage 1 desktop programme. Replies within two business days.

We'll be specific about what we can do, and what we can't.

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