AEP Energy Resources
AEP Energy is the retail electricity and natural gas arm of American Electric Power. AEP ranks among the nation's largest generators of electricity and is the nation's largest electricity transmission system with major supply infrastructures in Texas, Ohio, Virginia, West Virginia, Tennessee, Indiana, Michigan, Oklahoma, Kentucky, Arkansas and Louisiana.
In 2012, AEP began to make major efforts towards expanding into the realm of retail energy with purchases of Blue Star Power in Illinois, as well as plans to pursue retail energy sales in Texas and Ohio. It is expected they will continue to expand into the retail natural gas and electricity markets across the United States.
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AEP Energy Plan Summary
We recommend plans from American Power & Gas and Spark Energy instead.
Most Recent AEP Energy Reviews
A customer service rep named Brandy from AEP did awesome job getting me all set up with these notifications — Ron from Newark OH
I have not had any problems with this company — Redkimber317 from Nescopeck PA
I have been with AEP for 24 months.
Very simple manage your utility Bill's and length of time on contracts. I just locked in for 12 months more for .059 per kwh. I keep an eye on my contract expiration and renew everytime the rates drop. If you do not manage and you go out of contract you get market rates. — 410 Js from Pasadena MD
4-5 Star Reviews: 4 (11%)
I have been with AEP for 24 months.
Very simple manage your utility Bill's and length of time on contracts. I just locked in for 12 months more for .059 per kwh. I keep an eye on my contract expiration and renew everytime the rates drop. If you do not manage and you go out of contract you get market rates.
3-4 Star Reviews: 2 (5%)
The title says it all. The website is good, the billing processes are good, customer service is okay, etc. The only downside is, that the power lately goes out monthly, usually for four+ hours. When you work from home, that is a non-starter.
2-3 Star Reviews: 4 (11%)
Everytime we have a storm and the wind blows, our power gies out. We live 5 minutes from town and a month ago it was 4 days getting our power back on. Now here it is 3 to 4 weeks later and our power is out again. My husband is on oxegyn and we are already on day 3 now this time with no power again. Everytime you drive by an electric truck everyone is just standing around. I feel like we are not valued customers. It is 2024 and it takes days to fix a pole?
1-2 Star Reviews: 29 (78%)
They were cheap so I went with them. They managed to screw up my accounts so badly-TWICE. They mis-appropriated my payments into the wrong accounts two years in a row meaning I got hit with a large lump sum payment-TWICE. Their customer service people are very nice but do not do what they say they will- it took forever to get the issues resolved ( without compensation for my time) and had to be escalated to "senior people" both times. And both times I was assured it would be handled and rectified. I just got my latest bill and there is an issue AGAIN....so I am on hold with them now. THINK twice before going with AEP. Also, their electric prices are now more expensive then the utility. I have not had a good experience. I also called earlier this week and asked them to cancel my service. I called again today only to find out no one entered the cancellation.
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