Fern, the first winter storm of 2026, brought a lot of snowfall and bitter cold across Ohio with some areas receiving up to 14 inches of snow. While AEP Ohio customers largely maintained service throughout the storm, the impact was far more severe in neighboring states, including West Virginia. AEP Ohio’s sister company, Appalachian Power …
Blast FC Levels Up With Help From AEP Ohio When a community comes together after a storm, the impact can last long after power is restored. Blast FC — the longest running youth soccer club in Central Ohio — reached out to AEP Ohio this year with an unusual request. The club had recently built …
Every day, AEP Ohio crews are out in the field improving the electric grid, strengthening it to ensure greater reliability for our customers. With a customer-first mindset and a commitment to operational excellence, we do our best to avoid interruptions and keep the power flowing, an essential part of everyone’s daily lives. But that isn’t …
It’s Wildlights time! The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium’s popular winter event returns from Nov. 21, 2025, to Jan. 4, 2026. This beloved holiday tradition features millions of LED lights throughout the Zoo, festive animated musical light displays and enchanting winter wonderland experiences, combining a celebration of nature with holiday cheer. Get the Deal To celebrate …
Chilly winter weather can require your heating system to work harder, using more energy to maintain a comfortable temperature inside your home. Even if your heating system uses gas, the fan circulating the heated air throughout your home may need to run longer or more frequently to keep your home comfortable. This increase in energy …
At AEP Ohio, we believe that volunteering is more than a commitment, it’s a connection. It’s one way we can strengthen our communities and make a meaningful difference in the lives of others across our footprint. While our employees give back throughout the year, the holiday season brings even more opportunities to lend a helping …