$AEP declares a regular quarterly cash dividend of 97 cents per share on the company’s common stock. aep.com/news/stories/view/12…
We’re exploring the next generation of nuclear energy in Indiana.
$AEP is working with @amazon and @xenergynuclear to evaluate a potential 960-megawatt advanced nuclear project, utilizing small modular reactors (SMRs), in Sullivan County.
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🎃 Halloween is coming up soon. Spooky is fun. Shocking is not.⚡
Check your cords and test your outlet before the decorations go up. #SafetySaturday
🇺🇸 Balancing active military service and a civilian career takes special employer support. Nick Sparks found that support at AEP and with his leader, Tim Wells.
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🔌 Your phone hit 100% an hour ago. Why is it still plugged in? Extra time on the charger adds heat and stress to the battery. Fully charged? Unplug it. #SafetySaturday #FirePreventionWeek
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Meet Eric, our newest journeyman lineman! ⚡ After more than 8,000 hours of training, hard work and hands-on experience, he's officially graduated from our apprentice program. Congratulations, Eric! We’re proud to have you on the crew. 💪 #PSOklahoma
🔥 Fire Prevention Week starts tomorrow, and this year it's about charging habits. Use the right charger, charge on a hard surface not your bed and unplug once it's full. Device feels hot swollen or smells off? Stop using it. Small habits, safer home. #SafetySaturday
When employees come together, small acts can make a big difference. Members of @IN_MI_Power Military Veterans ERG led a donation drive that collected hundreds of hygiene items for veterans served by Clothes for Joes in Fort Wayne. ms.spr.ly/6017alMbD ms.spr.ly/6016alMb8
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⚡ Meet one of our line mechanics who helps keep the lights on.
His favorite part of restoring power? Getting customers' A/C back on when it's hot.
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Join us in congratulating our graduating class of journeyman linemen!💪⚡These guys poured their hearts into 8,000 hours of training while delivering safe, reliable power to our customers. Watch for them working in Elk City, Bartlesville, Tulsa, Okmulgee and Atoka.
🔔 Are you getting real-time alerts when severe weather or outages happen? Sign up for local weather alerts or the FEMA app so you're informed before during and after an emergency. #SafetySaturday
September is National Preparedness Month. Preparedness starts at home.
A simple emergency kit with flashlights, batteries, backup phone chargers and non-perishable food can help your family stay ready for unexpected outages. #SafetySaturday
Twenty-nine lineworkers graduated from the apprentice program at a Corpus Christi ceremony after four years of classroom instruction and 8,000 hours of on-the-job training. Read more: ms.spr.ly/6014abpd2
#WeAreAEPTexas #Lineworker #CorpusChristi
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Access to food strengthens communities. We're honored to receive Harvest Regional Food Bank's Corporate Partner of the Year Award. #PowerForGood #HungerActionMonth
The Coke County community baseball fields are shining bright after AEP Texas crews helped install lights at the city park. Read more: ms.spr.ly/6018aXNuY
#WeAreAEPTexas #community #cokecounty
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When severe storms swept through northern Indiana in June, our crews worked around the clock to restore power safely and quickly. That effort has been recognized with the Edison Electric Institute's Emergency Recovery Award. Thank you for your patience, support and trust.
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There's nothing quite like that moment when the lights come back on.
For our customers, it's relief. For our crews, it's knowing they've helped neighbors get back to normal.
Hear one lineworker share what that moment means to him after a storm.
























