Noticias e información de AEP Texas

• 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.
• 10/3/2018
  AEP Texas Plans Temporary Outages on Thursday, Oct. 4 beginning at 1 a.m. at Staples St. and S.P.I.D.
  
  (CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas) - AEP Texas has scheduled a temporary outage beginning on Thursday, Oct. 4 at 1 a.m. for customers at the intersection of Staples St. and South Padre Island Drive (S.P.I.D.). The outage should conclude within four hours, if not sooner. The outage will affect the traffic lights at this intersection.
• 9/14/2018
  AEP Texas crews standing ready to respond to anticipated inclement weather
  As heavy rains begin to approach the Texas coast, AEP Texas crews are standing ready across south Texas to safely respond to any outages. Heavy rains and winds currently are expected to reach several cities in the AEP Texas service territory by Friday afternoon.
• 9/13/2018
  AEP Texas continues to monitor weather in Gulf of Mexico
  AEP Texas continues to closely monitor the weather activity in the Gulf of Mexico. Crews remain on standby this weekend to safely respond to any outages across south Texas. We expect heavy rainfall, winds and flooding in some areas of south Texas.
• 8/8/2018
  AEP Texas files request for determination regarding costs associated with Hurricane Harvey and other storms
  CORPUS CHRISTI, TX., August 8, 2018 - AEP Texas on Tuesday submitted a request to the Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUCT) seeking a determination that $415 million in its transmission-and-distribution-related system restoration costs associated with Hurricane Harvey and earlier weather events were reasonable and necessary and eligible for recovery. The $415 million includes approximately $36 million in certain system restoration costs from earlier weather events.

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