AEP Web pages and sites

Customer Service - American Electric Power delivers electricity to approximately five million residential, commercial and industrial customers in the United States. Our service territory includes portions of Arkansas, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan, Ohio, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, and West Virginia.

Customers of AEP's public utilities may pay their bills online, view their usage history, and perform other tasks at the following sites:

AEP Ohio - AEP Ohio serves 1.4 million customers in Ohio and the northern panhandle of West Virginia. http://www.AEPOhio.com

AEP Texas - AEP Texas serves more than 900,000 electric consumers in the deregulated Texas marketplace. http://www.AEPTexas.com

Appalachian Power - Appalachian Power serves 929,000 customers in West Virginia, Virginia, and Tennessee. http://www.AppalachianPower.com

Indiana Michigan Power - Indiana Michigan Power serves 575,000 customers in Indiana and Michigan. http://www.IndianaMichiganPower.com

Kentucky Power - Kentucky Power serves approximately 175,000 customers in eastern Kentucky. http://www.KentuckyPower.com

PSO - Public Service Company of Oklahoma serves 505,000 customers in Oklahoma. http://www.PSOklahoma.com

SWEPCO - Southwestern Electric Power Company serves 439,000 customers in Louisiana, Arkansas, East Texas and the Panhandle area of North Texas. http://www.SWEPCO.com

AEP National Accounts customers can find customer service online at http://www.AEPNationalAccounts.com

AEP Economic Development - AEP's professional economic development staff works strategically with many organizations, communities and allies to provide smart and effective business opportunities to both prospective and existing businesses and industries. We provide information on available sites and buildings, along with community profiles and many years of experience in the communities we serve.
http://www.aeped.com

AEP Electronic Data Interchange - Organizations that exchange business documents (such as invoices or purchase orders) via paper with AEP can increase the reliability of those transactions while decreasing business costs through Electronic Data Interchange, or EDI.
http://www.AEPedi.com

AEP Line Training - AEP offers training for distibution and transmission line workers, along with underground, substation, and protective relaying and electrical control technicians. We have state-of-the-art facilities, staffed by certified training professionals who focus on safety, reliability and customer service.
http://www.AEPLineTraining.com

AEP Outsource Solutions - AEP provides turnkey engineering, construction, procurement and maintenance services to commercial and industrial customers, electric cooperatives and municipal utilities.
http://www.AEPOutsourceSolutions.com

AEP Technology Central - AEP has been a technology leader in the energy industry for almost a century. Now AEP shares its research, testing, and technology evaluation services through our Technology Central website.
http://www.AEPTechCentral.com

AEP Towers - AEP helps wireless service providers meet their coverage needs, with 275,000 transmission and communications towers for collocation and more than 3,000 properties for tower erection.
http://www.AEPTowers.com

MEMCO Barge Line - MEMCO Barge Line moves dry commodities through America's inland waterways, primarily the Ohio and the Lower Mississippi river valleys, and the Gulf Coast, with operations extending to the Upper Mississippi and Illinois, Tennessee-Tombigbee, Black, Monongahela, and the Arkansas.
http://www.memcobarge.com

United Sciences Testing, Inc. - USTI performs plant emissions flow monitoring, employing an automated process that eliminates or significantly reduces over-reporting of emissions, thereby saving time and money.
http://www.ustirata.com/