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People Behind Our Power: Thank a Lineworker

Lineworkers are the backbone of AEP Ohio, working with thousands of volts of electricity, around the clock and in all weather conditions, to keep the power flowing to nearly 1.5 million customers across Ohio. These critical infrastructure employees continue to power and connect our communities in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, and we couldn’t …

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Energy Education Resources

We understand that many families are trying to navigate education and continued learning at home during the COVID-19 pandemic. To help support our teachers, students and families, we’ve compiled a list with a few of our favorite energy-related educational resources and activities. You never know, you might be teaching a future engineer. AEP Electric Universe …

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AEP Foundation Donation to Aid Ohio Agencies with Pandemic Relief

As many Ohioans stock up at grocery stores and adjust to a new way of living, there are food banks, pantries and homeless shelters struggling to keep up in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic. To help in that effort, the AEP Ohio Fund of the Columbus Foundation donated $180,000 in emergency relief to help …

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Reducing Tree-Related Power Outages

Did you know that the leading cause of power outages is fallen trees and branches?  That’s why AEP Ohio has a comprehensive program to manage trees and brush that grow around our lines and equipment—and it’s been shown to improve the reliability of our service. In fact, our maintenance program has reduced tree-related outages by …

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UPDATE: AEP Ohio’s Response to COVID-19

At AEP Ohio, we’re committed to the health and safety of our customers, communities and employees. We’re continuing to closely monitor the COVID-19 pandemic and don’t anticipate disruption in our ability to provide power to our customers. Billing & Financial Hardship We understand that many of our customers may be experiencing financial hardship due to …

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Customer Account Manager Hangs Up His Cleats After 37 Years

As a student at West Virginia University, Don Stemple wanted to play football. But he wasn’t the fastest or most athletic player. While his high school team was West Virginia state champions, Stemple – unlike five of his teammates – never received a Division 1 scholarship offer. Nevertheless, Stemple entertained pie-in-the-sky dreams of playing professionally. …

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