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Transition to La Niña Means Hotter, More Active Severe Weather for Ohio

You’ve probably heard mention of El Niño and La Niña, but what do they have to do with your electric service?  Both are large climate drivers that have a background effect on the weather we experience in Ohio. Right now, we’re transitioning to La Niña, meaning sea surface temperatures in parts of the Pacific Ocean are cooling, …

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Stay Safe While Doing Home Improvements This Summer

Your home is likely the biggest purchase you’ll ever make, and with it comes the responsibility of ongoing maintenance. As you tackle the upkeep of your investment, here are some tips on how to stay safe when you’re working in your yard and on your home. When Working in Your Yard Never trim or remove …

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Manage, Track and Save on Your Electric Bill This Summer

With your A/C cranking in the summertime heat, your electric bill may be reflecting higher energy usage. Here are a few resources to help manage your usage and make your bill more predictable:   Enroll in Our Average Monthly Payment* (AMP) Plan AMP spreads the cost of cooling and heating over the whole year by leveling …

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Resources and Tips for Summer Savings

As temperatures continue to warm up, you’ll probably find yourself adjusting your thermostat. However, keeping your home cool and comfortable could impact your electric bill. Explore the tips and resources below to help reduce your energy usage and make your monthly bill more predictable this summer.  Bill Assistance Tool Our bill assistance tool is a …

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Five Tips to Stay Cool & Save This Summer

Now that we are entering the warmer months, cooling your home may have an impact on your electric bill. Keep your home comfortable this summer while remaining efficient with these simple tips: Looking for other ways to save energy and money? Find more savings tips at AEPOhio.com/Savings.

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Planting a Tree? Do This to Avoid Outages

Shovel? Check. Gardening gloves? Check? Wheelbarrow, rake, watering can, fertilizer: check, check, check, check. You’re ready to start planting! Not so fast. Trees are a leading cause of power outages across our service territory. Before you begin your latest landscaping project, it’s important to do these four things first. We’re asking customers to please plan …

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