What companies are under AEP?

Our Regulated Companies

• AEP Ohio. 1.5 million customers.
• AEP Texas. 1 million customers.
• Appalachian Power. 1 million customers.
• Indiana Michigan Power. 600,000 customers.
• Kentucky Power. 170,000 customers.
• Public Service Company of Oklahoma. 560,000 customers.
• Southwestern Electric Power Company. 540,000 customers.

Did AEP get bought out?

Upon close of the sale, Liberty will acquire AEP’s Kentucky operations by purchasing all the stock of Kentucky Power and AEP Kentucky Transco. AEP expects to net approximately $1.45 billion in cash after taxes and transaction fees.

Who owns AEP Electric?

American Electric Power Company, Inc. and Columbus Southern Power Company own 39.9% and 4.3% of the stock, respectively, and the remaining 55.8% is owned by unaffiliated companies.

Does AEP require a deposit?

We require a deposit – normally in cash – to secure your outstanding account balance. The amount of the deposit is based upon the type of heat at your residence or its history of electric usage. We typically require deposits from customers who are either new to AEP Ohio or have had trouble paying their bills on time.

Where can I pay AEP?

You can pay your AEP Ohio bill while shopping for your groceries – just visit the Money Services counter at your local Kroger Family of Stores location. You can fit paying off your bill around your busy life, with long hours covering both evenings and weekends.

Where does Appalachian power get its electricity?

Today, coal-fueled power plants account for approximately 45 percent of AEP’s generating capacity, while natural gas represents 28 percent and nuclear 7 percent. The remaining capacity comes from wind, hydro, pumped storage and other sources (17 percent) as well as energy efficiency (3 percent).

Where does AEP get its power?

Is AEP and PSO the same company?

Service Territory Public Service Company of Oklahoma (PSO), headquartered in Tulsa, Okla., serves all of AEP’s Oklahoma customers.

How big is American Electric Power?

We own or operate approximately 60 generating stations, with a combined capacity of approx. 30,000 megawatts – enough energy to power approximately 26 million customers.

Why is AEP charging me a deposit?

Deposits – normally cash – are used to secure your outstanding account balance. The amount of the deposit is based upon the type of heat (electric, gas, etc.) or usage history at your address. We normally require them from customers who are: New to AEP.