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Performance Data Hub

At AEP, we understand the importance of providing our stakeholders with clear, accurate and consistent data and information in a timely manner. Which is why we are committed to disclosing relevant business performance data through our Performance Data Hub, which includes approximately 250 of the most requested performance metrics.

Performance Metrics

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Our performance data is categorized as follows:

Operational and Financial

Facility Energy Consumption1,2202520242023
Facility Energy Consumption (KWh)115,110,284108,790,223107,388,076
% Facility Energy Used from Owned Generation99.7%99.7%99.7%
Facility Energy Use Intensity Rate (KWh per square foot)315.9815.3615.64
1 Not inclusive of all AEP Facilities.
2 Adjustments made to previous years' data due to expanding the methodology to include additional facilities.
3 Calculated by dividing the total energy consumed by the total gross floor area.
Grid Reliability202520242023
System Average Interruption Duration Index (SAIDI) (Minutes)210.93219.87217.19
System Average Interruption Frequency Index (SAIFI) (Number of Interruptions)1.481.431.36
Customer Average Interruption Duration Index (CAIDI) (Minutes)142.51153.38159.41
Customer Average Interruption Frequency (CAIFI)
(Minutes)		2.262.222.10
Average System Availability Index (ASAI)99.96%99.96%99.96%
Customer
Customer Energy Efficiency Programs and Smart Meters202520242023
Total Percent of Smart Meters Deployed95.88%87.10%78.20%
AEP Ohio96.03%78.41%69.27%
AEP Texas99.88%99.95%99.89%
Appalachian Power99.84%99.87%90.04%
Indiana Michigan Power99.56%99.43%74.03%
Kentucky Power---
Public Service Company of Oklahoma99.90%98.79%99.90%
Southwestern Electric Power Company98.80%60.28%41.49%
Total Annual Investments in Energy Efficiency Programs$133,986,090$108,636,449$101,682,125
AEP Ohio$7,513,074--
AEP Texas$16,514,231--
Appalachian Power$26,982,050--
Indiana Michigan Power$20,061,435--
Kentucky Power$514,015--
Public Service Company of Oklahoma$41,308,920--
Southwestern Electric Power Company$21,092,365--
Total Incremental Annual Electricity Savings from Energy Efficiency Measures (MWh)497,253489,940492,506
AEP Ohio2,597--
AEP Texas59,579--
Appalachian Power65,981--
Indiana Michigan Power155,437--
Kentucky Power384--
Public Service Company of Oklahoma131,558--
Southwestern Electric Power Company81,717--
Total Annual Demand Savings (MW)296.91348.63269.00
AEP Ohio0.26--
AEP Texas59.81--
Appalachian Power18.15--
Indiana Michigan Power35.77--
Kentucky Power0.05--
Public Service Company of Oklahoma147.32--
Southwestern Electric Power Company35.57--
Customer Assistance2025120242023
Total Residential Energy Affordably Transactions426,215516,817559,018
AEP Ohio66,64788,086-
AEP Texas2---
Appalachian Power194,849238,080-
Indiana Michigan Power71,83780,194-
Kentucky Power45,55541,569-
Public Service Company of Oklahoma29,75544,947-
Southwestern Electric Power Company17,57223,941-
Total Energy Assistance Funds Provided to Low-Income Customers$70,633,398$102,463,162$110,602,980
AEP Ohio$9,608,260$15,601,534-
AEP Texas2---
Appalachian Power$27,023,917$44,353,886-
Indiana Michigan Power$6,843,226$9,630,088-
Kentucky Power$7,587,014$6,581,476-
Public Service Company of Oklahoma$10,770,700$15,675,067-
Southwestern Electric Power Company$8,800,282$10,621,112-
1 Decrease in assistance due to government funding support returning to pre-Covid levels. Potential impacts to disbursements due to federal government shutdown.
2 AEP Texas does not provide retail billing or customer assistance services.
Economic
Taxes Paid202520242023
Total Local & State Taxes$1,698,670,126$1,623,948,187$1,609,331,863
AEP Ohio$545,852,174$525,359,715$494,204,166
AEP Texas$207,800,519$186,198,365$195,113,572
Appalachian Power$175,805,697$175,672,737$161,524,246
Indiana Michigan Power$99,398,371$90,536,118$98,129,811
Kentucky Power$29,206,460$29,362,988$24,871,872
Public Service Company of Oklahoma$87,884,329$77,976,235$73,508,386
Southwestern Electric Power Company$131,151,557$152,755,497$152,891,891
Total Federal Taxes$221,121,908$227,146,922$192,806,398
AEP Ohio$14,493,342$15,046,702$14,511,388
AEP Texas$14,659,202$14,349,994$13,993,239
Appalachian Power$14,892,351$15,466,154$14,947,310
Indiana Michigan Power$21,241,622$20,025,052$19,754,832
Kentucky Power$2,847,665$2,816,688$2,658,900
Public Service Company of Oklahoma$10,083,501$9,825,694$9,420,578
Southwestern Electric Power Company$12,058,995$12,360,200$12,313,461
Economic and Business Development Efforts202520242023
Total Jobs Created Through Economic & Business Development Efforts16,5528,30625,599
AEP Ohio1,9292,614-
AEP Texas582309-
Appalachian Power1,6731,888-
Indiana Michigan Power5011,308-
Kentucky Power190242-
Public Service Company of Oklahoma581,237-
Southwestern Electric Power Company1,619708-
1 Dependent on annual customer investments.

Environment

Emissions
CO2e(MT)1202520242023
AEP Ohio2---
AEP Texas2---
Appalachian Power Company17,545,45116,371,82415,520,053
Wheeling1,517,50032,152,6901,790,606
OVEC-IKEC5,008,48234,538,4404,435,852
Indiana Michigan Power9,988,48735,174,4513,112,526
Kentucky Power2,186,9082,760,8802,431,424
Public Service Company of Oklahoma6,330,9176,651,1206,609,308
Southwestern Electric Power Company10,105,25010,594,07610,654,368
1 Excludes mobile, fugitive, and emergency generator emissions.
2 Wires only company - does not own generation.
3 Fluctuations in emissions due to operational variability.
Water
Total Water Withdrawal1202520242023
Total Water Withdrawal (Million Gallons/day)3,9014,0213,824
Total Water Withdrawal (Million Gallons/year)1,423,8601,467,7881,395,760
Total Water Withdrawal (Millions of m3/year)5,3905,5565,284
1 Total water withdrawal includes surface, ground (self), municipal, and Comanche Plant.
Water Withdrawal by Source Breakdown202520242023
Surface Water Withdrawal1 (Million Gallons/day)3,8924,0143,818
Surface Water Withdrawal1 (Million Gallons/year)1,420,5571,465,1901,393,570
Surface Water Withdrawal1 (Millions of m3/year)5,3775,5465,275
Surface Water Use Reduction Percent (From a 2013 baseline)47%45%48%
Groundwater (m3/year)8,570,52726,256,6385,373,531
Other (m3/year)3,942,0983,579,3423,129,877
1 Excludes groundwater, municipal, and Comanche Plant water withdrawal.
2 Changes were primarily due to increased generation, maintenance activities, and other site-specific operational conditions.
Surface Water Discharge202520242023
Total Water Discharge (Million gallons/day)2,5402,5992,492
Total Water Discharge (Million gallons/year)926,996948,684909,580
Total Water Discharge (Millions m3/year)3,5093,5913,443
Freshwater Consumption1202520242023
Total Water Consumption (Million gallons/day)549053
Total Water Consumption (Million gallons/year)19,61132,99319,345
Total Water Consumption (Millions of m3/year)7412573
Surface Water Use Consumption Percent (from a 2013 baseline)83%71%83%
1 Changes in reported water use reflect normal operational variability, including differences in generation levels, outage timing, and hydrologic conditions such as drought or wet weather.
Water Intensity1, 5202520242023
Water Withdrawal Intensity2 (Gallons/net MWh)19,69222,21222,993
Water Withdrawal Intensity2 (Millions of gallons/net MWh)0.019690.022210.02299
Consumptive Water Use Intensity3 (Gallons/net MWh)271499322
Consumptive Water Use Intensity3 (Millions of gallons/net MWh)0.000270.00050.00032
Non-Consumptive Water Use Intensity4 (Gallons/net MWh)12,82014,35715,024
Non-Consumptive Water Use Intensity4 (Millions of gallons/net MWh)0.012820.014360.01502
1 AEP does not include renewable MWhs in intensity metrics because water is not used in the renewable energy process. Partially owned plants are also excluded as AEP does not control their operations.
2 Based on total water use values/total MWhs.
3 Based on total of gallons consumed/total MWhs.
4 Based on individual total water use values/MWhs then all individual values averaged.
5 Changes in reported water use reflect normal operational variability, including differences in generation levels, outage timing, and hydrologic conditions such as drought or wet weather.
Waste
Total Hazardous Disposed Waste20252202412023
Total Hazardous Disposed Waste (Lbs.)1,117,065333,66347,846
1 Increase in hazardous waste is a result of internal data collection improvements.
2 Increase attributed to episodic waste generated during a boiler chemical clean at Flint Creek.
Recycled Waste202520242023
Scrap Metal Recycled (Lbs.)64,724,28953,211,136153,099,7711
Batteries Recycled (Lbs.)156,979130,012156,654
Electronic Waste Recycled (Lbs.)76,64116,509~240,0002
Light Bulbs Recycled (Lbs.)32,54024,41432,978
Used Oil Recycled (Gallons)1,565,8471,357,6251,163,247
1 Values adjusted from previous year to account for methodology changes.
2 Increase in E-Waste due to restarting computer lifecycle program post Covid.
Coal Combustion Products202520242023
Total Regulated CCPs Generated (U.S. Tons)2,391,8972,233,8102,285,380
Total Regulated CCPs Diverted from Landfill (U.S. Tons)951,442925,9451,024,890
Total % of CCP Diverted from Landfill40%41%45%
Biodiversity
Biodiversity202520242023
Required Mitigation Habita Acres Supporting Biodiversity30,61630,61430,343
Voluntary Mitigation Habitat Acres Supporting Biodiversity258,000255,503253,602
Required Mitigation Habitat Acres Supporting Biodiversity and Pollinators107107107
Voluntary Mitigation Habitat Acres Supporting Biodiversity and Pollinators1,033433396

Social

Community Impact
Volunteerism202520242023
Total Employee Volunteer Hours38,15734,39931,207
Charitable Giving202520242023
Total Charitable Giving$26,530,561$26,359,256$31,660,132
AEP Ohio$1,588,350--
AEP Texas$1,876,252--
Appalachian Power$2,687,707--
Indiana Michigan Power$2,450,111--
Kentucky Power$838,077--
Public Service Company of Oklahoma$1,638,597--
Southwestern Electric Power Company$1,356,661--
Cook Nuclear$771,200--
AEP Energy$199,000--
AEP Service Corporation$13,124,607--
Charitable Giving by State202520242023
Arkansas$136,050$332,399$444,889
Indiana$2,073,717$2,043,983$1,627,198
Kentucky$785,477$684,475$335,001
Louisiana$624,211$388,735$509,095
Michigan$1,174,750$1,097,909$1,050,292
Ohio$12,628,379$14,808,824$19,932,351
Oklahoma$1,556,597$1,358,119$1,655,143
Tennessee$281,350$299,750$269,000
Texas$3,961,209$2,413,901$3,023,943
Virginia$1,357,006$1,729,913$1,341,243
West Virginia$1,210,587$828,298$1,036,760
Other$741,229$372,950$435,215
Number of Organizations Receiving Charitable Giving202520242023
Total Number of Organizations Receiving Charitable Giving11,6021,6531,789
AEP Ohio109--
AEP Texas266--
Appalachian Power198--
Indiana Michigan Power190--
Kentucky Power87--
Public Service Company of Oklahoma210--
Southwestern Electric Power Company154--
Cook Nuclear26--
AEP Energy11--
AEP Service Corporation398--
1 Totals by operating company may exceed the companywide total due to an overlap in giving.
Workforce
Employee Breakdown202520242023
Total Number of Employees17,58116,33017,250
AEP Ohio1,5561,594-
AEP Texas1,7301,598-
Appalachian Power1,6821,613-
Indiana Michigan Power2,1522,069-
Kentucky Power304279-
Kingsport Power4847-
Public Service Company of Oklahoma1,1501,044-
Southwestern Electric Power Company1,3921,314-
Wheeling Power229229-
AEP Service Corporation6,9946,237-
Other344306-
Employee Type202520242023
Number of Full-time Employees17,54916,29017,215
Number of Part-time Employees324035
Number of Represented Employees4,2614,0253,945
Percent of Represented Employees24%25%23%
Number of Veteran Employees1,6391,5531,620
Percent of Veteran Employees9%10%9%
Percent of Veteran New Hires5.08%6.24%6.09%
Employee Categories2025202412023
Total Number of Professionals6,5295,7216,057
Total Number of First/Mid-Level Officials/Managers2,5482,6353,157
Total Number of Executive/Senior Level Officials235198212
1 Changes from the previous year attributed to a company-wide voluntary severance program and restructuring.
Workforce Demographics202520242023
Traditionalists (1945 and Before)0.01%0.02%0.04%
Baby Boomers (1946-1964)9.95%12.09%17.10%
Generation X (1965-1980)35.13%36.99%36.46%
Millennials (1981-1996)42.37%42.20%39.44%
Generation Z (1997 and Beyond)12.54%8.69%6.96%
Employee Development2025202412023
Estimated Number of Hours of Employee Training Tracked Through Formal Training Programs685,098449,486806,400
Number of Employees Participating in Tuition Reimbursement535571561
Amount Spent on Tuition Reimbursement$2,116,984$2,303,678$2,233,821
Number of Employees Receiving Career Development Reviews11,40810,82111,215
Percent of Total Workforce Receiving Career Development Reviews65%66%65%
1 Changes from the previous year attributed to a company-wide voluntary severance program.
Employee Opportunities/Promotions2025202412023
Total Number of Opportunities/Promotions1,2069021,081
Opportunity/Promotion Rate26.86%5.52%6.27%
1 Changes from the previous year attributed to a company-wide voluntary severance program and restructuring.
2 As a percent of total year-end active employees.
Employee Hires, Retention & Turnover2025202412023
Total Hires2,7571,2981,707
Combined Voluntary and Involuntary Employee Turnover Rate29%15%8.43%
Total Employee Retention Rate292%87%93%
1 Changes from the previous year attributed to a company-wide voluntary severance program and restructuring.
2 As a percent of total year-end active employees.
Apprentices, Co-Ops & Interns1202520242023
Total Transmission & Distribution Technical Training Apprentices1,2471,5171,574
Transmission Technical Training Apprentices371561539
Distribution Technical Training Apprentices8769561,035
Total External Transmission and Distribution Technical Training Students126111113
External Transmission Technical Training Students896571
External Distribution Technical Training Students374642
Total Co-op Students, Interns & High School Interns176100154
1 Not limited to Department of Labor Registered Apprentice programs. Includes students from outside organizations that do not have internal training programs.
Safety & Health
Public Metrics202520242023
Public Fatalities Due to Electrical Contacts726
Employee Metrics202520242023
Employee DART Rate0.4360.5560.384
Employee DART Incidents759870
Total Employee Recordable Incident Rate (TRIR)0.7550.9130.690
Employee Lost Time Incident Rate (LTIR)0.3190.4140.279
Total Employee OSHA Recordable Events130161126
Employee Fatalities102
Contractor Metrics1202520242023
Contractor DART Rate0.4650.3120.38
Contractor DART Incidents784762
Total Contractor Recordable Incident Rate (TRIR)1.0970.9631.006
Contractor Lost Time Incident Rate (LTIR)0.2980.2060.19
Total Contractor OSHA Recordable Events184145164
Contractor Fatalities111
1 Includes forestry contractors.
Employee and Contractor Metrics1202520242023
Employee and Contractor DART Rate0.4470.4430.382
Combined Employee & Contractor DART Events152145132
1 Includes forestry contractors.
Supplier Spend202520242023
Total Supplier Spend$11,925,537,6211$8,395,732,598$7,926,344,167
Managed Spend (Procurement Spend)$9,246,722,531$7,804,444,984$8,022,738,528
Local Based Supplier Spend2$4,599,233,192$3,594,740,181$4,143,950,573
Percent Spend on Locally Based Suppliers338.57%43%52%
Small Business Supplier Spend$1,393,233,574$1,221,625,610$1,378,232,568
Percent Spend on Goods & Services from Small Businesses312%416%17%
1 Reflects higher spending levels driven by expanded activity, pricing pressures, and changes in procurement scope.
2 The term "locally" is used to describe businesses registered in the traditional 11 states in which AEP operates.
3 As a percent of total spend.
4 While Small Business spend increased in 2025, its utilization rate declined as overall goods and services spend grew at a significantly faster pace.