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Change your electricity supplier. AEP currently charges $0.1132/kWh. If your January usage was 2465kWh, the supplier portion of the bill would be $271.15. Look at this site and go down the list - specifically look for "rate locked," no early termination fee, no monthly fee, etc.
We received a request to switch your generation supplier to AEP Energy Inc. This will start on your scheduled meter reading, December 21, 2023. If you would like to cancel this request and continue generation service from AEP Ohio, please contact AEP Ohio by 5:00 pm on November 24, 2023 at 1-888-237-5566 (available 24/7).
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AEP increasing electric generation rates this summer. Here's an email they sent out last night: I’m reaching out to share information on upcoming changes many of you will see on your electric bills soon. A combination of higher generation supply prices and increased energy use, especially during the summer months, will lead to increases in ...
How to switch. It’s super easy to switch. All you need to do is. Find the deal you want on the energy choice site and go the electric provider's website. Pull up your account number from your AEP bill (top right side of your bill) Plug in your address, AEP account number, and initiate a transfer – the electric company does the rest and your ...
AEP Energy is a seperate company but is owned by AEP, this is because Ohio is deregulated and there are limitations on what companies can do from a generation side. As far as AEP is concerned having AEP Energy as a suplier is the same as having any other completely different supplier. The supplier is buying the generation AEP is delivering it ...
AEP Ohio: Data center electricity demands to put central Ohio on same tier as Manhattan. AEP sucks a massive bag of monkey dicks but it's pretty clear almost nobody here read the article. They're actually wanting the data center companies to pay for the needed capacity upgrades up front so residential customers don't get fucked with the bill.
The credit doesn’t include any other generation components or distribution and transmission rate charges and riders, nor are the negative kWh’s accumulated and applied to future billing periods. Looking for folks out there with net metering from AEP Ohio. Having solar installed in the next month or so - 19.24kW system that was sized at 120%….
Looks like big money is on the line. The consultant, Trebel LLC, is set to make $1.7 million/year for 15 years ($1,700,000 x 15 = $25,500,000) from this program, and I'm sure the gravy train doesn't stop there and others from AEP Energy and the City are getting big payouts at the expense of ratepayers who aren't paying attention.
TLDR: AEP Ohio, "prepare to bend over Ohio and get no lube". Dear Valued Customer, I’m reaching out to share information on upcoming changes many of you will see on your electric bills soon. A combination of higher generation supply prices and increased energy use, especially during the summer months, will lead to increases in electric bills ...