Historias destacadas

Line Mechanic Daniel Pacheco responded quickly to a pole fire in Weslaco keeping everyone safe.

AEP Texas employees gave back to their community by collecting and donating school supplies to the Driscoll Independent School District.

AEP Texas employees donated $1,000 to the Weslaco Economic Development Corporation to buy backpacks for students. Employees personally handed them out.

AEP Texas proudly celebrated the graduation of 30 lineworkers, each receiving their certificates from the Department of Labor. After a four-year program, these former apprentices are now Class-A lineworkers.

AEP Texas is launching a pilot project to test new composite poles with the Distribution Standards group. AEP Texas crews and partners attended training sessions near the Aransas Pass County Airport.

AEP Texas launched its 2025 United Way campaign Sept. 2 and will run through the 19th. Employees can donate and all donations will be matched 50 percent by the AEP Foundation to support food, housing, and essential services in local communities.

AEP Texas Service Mechanic Ramon Flores jumped into action when he responded to a pole fire in Beeville. His safety instincts kept a residential area from a dangerous outcome.

AEP Texas Project Manager Javier Juarez and Leadership Corpus Christi Class 52 joined forces with the Boys & Girls Club of the Coastal Bend to create an inspiring mural at the club's entrance. 

AEP Texas proudly sponsored the 6th annual Dessert First event for the Girl Scouts of Greater South Texas to enhance and support their leadership skills.

AEP Texas hosted an Electricity 101 session for local economic development leaders in the Rio Grande Valley. Attendees learned about transmission vs. distribution power, ERCOT's grid, and plans for the new 765 kV line.