Severe storms with strong winds moved across Ohio this weekend, bringing down trees and knocking out power to more than 20,700 AEP Ohio customers at the peak. More than 1,000 tree, line and support personnel from over 40 service centers across the state responded as soon as it was safe to do so and worked …

Springtime in Ohio can mean unpredictable weather — snowstorms and summer-like temperatures in the same week are not uncommon. We’re sharing some ways you can keep your home comfortable while keeping your electric bill under control. Monitor Your Energy Usage Log in to your Energy Dashboard and if you haven’t yet, take five minutes to …

AEP Ohio is constantly working to provide our customers with the safe, reliable electric service they expect. We take that responsibility seriously, and that’s why we’ve launched a plan to reduce power outages and improve reliability for parts of our service territory where smart meter data has shown interruptions are more frequent. Using data collected …

Spring brings blooming flowers and sunshine, but it also brings the risk of severe weather. Ohio’s Severe Weather Awareness Week, from March 16-22, was created to remind Ohioans to prepare for severe weather. AEP Ohio, an American Electric Power (Nasdaq: AEP) company, is reminding customers to review and practice emergency plans. “Our crews work every day …

When Mother Nature strikes, the devastation can be immense, especially when customers lose power for several days. Winter Storm Harlow pummeled customers served by our sister company, Appalachian Power, leaving more than 120,000 customers without power at the storm’s peak. Floodwaters, high winds, and unseasonable cold temperatures delayed repairs, especially in the hardest-hit areas of …