AEP Ohio Recognizes 2020 Energy Efficiency Award Recipients
In the midst of uncertainty, AEP Ohio remains dedicated to highlighting our customers and partners who continuously make a difference in their communities. Each year, our Energy Efficiency Awards recognize those who have advanced the efforts of their operations, buildings or efficiency—sharing in better lighting, greater comfort and productivity. Energy cost savings is another plus. …
COVID-19 Grant Helps Feed 200 Families in Western Ohio
Every Friday during the school year in Ottawa, Ohio, KNAP Sack (Keeping Nutrition Available Program) provides weekend meals for children in pre-K through eighth grade who qualify for the school’s lunch program. The COVID-19 pandemic has increased need in the community and prompted the organization to hold additional food distribution events. More than 200 families …
Save from the Comfort of Your Home
The AEP Ohio Energy Efficiency Marketplace can help you save energy, money and time when shopping for energy efficient products. Here are just a few benefits: Rebates Apply for rebates to help bridge the gap when you make energy efficient upgrades in your home. These rebates can help you save money immediately, even before you …
GOJO’s Hands-On Approach to Energy Savings
As our energy efficiency programs are set to end on September 30, 2020, we would like to shine a light on partners who have supported our energy efficiency efforts over the years. Completed in two short weeks in November 2016, the GOJO® Wooster Campus project included the installation of lighting controls and indoor/outdoor LED (light-emitting …
Credit & Debit Card Processing Fees Suspended
AEP Ohio is working to keep the power flowing and looking for ways to better serve our customers during these uncertain times. Through June 30, 2020, you can pay your electric bill with a debit or credit card online or over the phone with no added processing fees. If you need to make payment arrangements …
AEP Ohio Springs into Action to Support Alternate Hospitals
When the first cases of COVID-19 were diagnosed in Ohio, public health experts projected a possible peak of nearly 10,000 new cases per day near the end of April, even with physical distancing measures in place. A surge of this magnitude would require large-scale medical support far outpacing current capacity. Hospitals braced for the worst …
