Historias destacadas

A U.S. Department of Energy official got a firsthand look at AEP Texas’ operations and plans to rebuild and expand transmission lines with a federal loan expected to boost reliability and save customers money.

Abilene employees Jared Asbill and Shaun Mccleese visited Wylie High School to speak to students about the utility industry and what being a lineworker is like. Asbill graduated from Wylie High School and said he enjoyed getting to be a guest speaker because he would have appreciated the opportunity when he was a student.

Laredo District employees gathered for a day of fellowship on the fairway at a Political Action Committee (PAC) appreciation event. 

Sponsorship will help fund scholarships, first responders and other Laguna Madre community programs.

Ballinger crews receive special appreciation following a quick and streamlined restoration effort for Ballinger Elementary School.

With a $10,000 grant from the AEP Texas Foundation, Youth Odyssey will continue helping Corpus Christi youth build leadership, confidence, teamwork, and other life skills through outdoor adventure programs. 

The Coke County community baseball fields are shining bright after AEP Texas crews helped install lights at the city park.

AEP Texas teamed up with tree trimming company Asplundh to clear trees spreading across 1,000 feet of fenceline for the Abilene Zoo’s expansion project.

National Volunteer Firefighters Recognition Day is celebrated on August 18, and many AEP Texas employees also serve as volunteer firefighters in their local communities

The AEP Texas Rio Grande Valley District has chosen Distribution Operation Technician Basil Morin as July's Good Catch winner for his decision to stop work after noticing an issue with a bypass switch.