Noticias e información de AEP Texas

• 3/13/2019
  AEP Texas files application to securitize distribution-related costs associated with Hurricane Harvey and other storms
  CORPUS CHRISTI, TX., March 13, 2018 - AEP Texas on March 8 submitted an application to the Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUCT) seeking approval to securitize $229 million in distribution-related costs associated with restoration of service following Hurricane Harvey and earlier weather-related events.
• 2/25/2019
  AEP Texas dedicates new Corpus Christi Service Center Monday
  AEP Texas officially dedicated its new, state-of-the-art Service Center facility in Corpus Christi, Texas, on Monday, February 25. The new 95,000 square-foot facility is located on a 22-acre site in Corpus Christi.
• 2/15/2019
  AEP Foundation contributes $25,000 to Sunshine House in Alpine
  A $25,000 contribution from the American Electric Power Foundation will help ensure that clients of Sunshine House continue to receive a hot nutritious meal Monday through Friday, 52 weeks a year with frozen meals provided for holidays.
• 1/4/2019
  AEP Texas reminds consumers how to avoid falling prey to thieves
  (Jan. 4, 2019) -- Over the past few days, AEP Texas has received reports in Laredo and other areas that scammers are contacting residents threatening to disconnect their electric service unless an immediate payment is made. Also, there have been periodic reports of individuals going door-to-door, asking to read the customer's electricity meter and then attempting to make a "low-cost offer for AEP power".
• 10/26/2018
  AEP Texas reschedules final phase of transmission line rebuild project in San Angelo;
  Work now scheduled to begin Friday Oct. 26 and will entail some traffic disruptions
  
  AEP Texas has rescheduled activities to upgrade a 69-kilovolt electric transmission line from the College Hills area to the Grape Creek area in San Angelo. Work originally scheduled to begin Oct. 18 was postponed due to weather. The work is now scheduled to begin Friday, Oct. 26, weather permitting, and is likely to entail some traffic disruptions in the Sunset Drive, Sherwood Way, the entrance to West Houston Harte Expressway and Houston Harte Frontage Road North.

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