SRP sited the Price Road Corridor project based on Intel’s ultimate load forecast at the time and the overall long-term needs of the area. Semiconductor shortages and other industry trends caused Intel to reassess manufacturing needs at its campus and increase its load forecast. Intel’s load is large enough to require a direct connection to SRP’s 230kV transmission system. To provide that connection, SRP must build transmission lines to the nearby Henshaw and Schrader Substations to serve Intel. SRP constructed the Henshaw Substation as part of the Price Road Corridor Project.