Stories tagged with: AEP Ohio

December 26, 2012 - 3:49pm
20 weeks 4 days ago

American Electric Power is reporting some outages in our area.

In Farfield County over 490 of their over 30,000 customers are without service.

Statewide the weather has knocked out power to over 2,000 AEP customers. The largest outages are being seen in Madison County, which is located west of Columbus.

July 6, 2012 - 6:10pm
45 weeks 2 days ago

The Red Cross along with the Zanesville-Muskingum County Health Department and American Electric Power met with the Muskingum County Emergency Management Agency to discuss where they stand a week after the storm.

Emergency Management Agency director Bo Keck says if you suffered uninsured damage to report the estimates to the EMA office, this will be collected to determine if funding will be provided to Ohio.

AEP gave an update on their restoration of power to the area.

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July 4, 2012 - 8:16am
45 weeks 4 days ago

Here are the latest outage numbers from American Electric Power.

Muskingum County: 16,419

Perry: 7,781

Morgan: 3,088

Noble: 942

Guernsey: 7,934

Coshocton 2,813

 Licking: 27,156

Fairfield: 15,143

There are still approximately 3,500 Guernsey-Muskingum Electric Cooperative members without power. The Mt. Sterling substation was re-energized at 7:15 p.m. last night. Progress has slowed as linemen work away from main roads, where trees are...

July 3, 2012 - 5:17am
45 weeks 6 days ago

As of 8p.m. Monday night American Electric Power had restored power to approximately 42 percent of the 660,000 affected by the storms that moved through the state, Friday. Here's a breakdown of how it looks in our area.

Muskingum: 15,784

Morgan: 3,469

Perry: 8,135

Noble: 2,046

Guernsey: 7,997

Coshocton: 2,654

Licking: 31,312

Fairfield: 14,471

American Electric Power reports that the Lancaster area should have power by midnight Saturday....

July 1, 2012 - 12:23pm
46 weeks 22 hours ago

According to AEP, restoration is expected to continue as follows for the majority of the customers affected.  This is an early estimate that could change if additional damaging weather hits the area.

These restoration times will be updated on an ongoing basis as assessment continues and repairs are made.

Zanesville is considered part of the "Newark Area".

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May 26, 2012 - 5:45pm
51 weeks 1 day ago

Power has been restored in New Lexington after residents were left in the dark early this morning.

Officials at AEP Ohio said that an animal got caught in the transformer at a power station on North Main street.

The outage left several thousand customers without power, and some businesses were forced to close.

A manager at Kroger said the store suffered minor food losses as a result.

The outage also postponed the graduation ceremony at New Lexington High School.

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October 12, 2011 - 6:13pm
1 year 31 weeks ago

The energy industry is expected to boom over the next decade, and skilled workers will be in high demand to fill those jobs.

American Electric Power is participating in a national program to train low-income, young adults for energy positions.  Director of Workforce Diversity Joe Cisneros said AEP is teaming up with Zane State College and Mid-East Career and Technology Centers to offer specialized classes.

"What it's doing is providing them with the baseline...

October 4, 2011 - 4:47pm
1 year 32 weeks ago

American Electric Power is reducing consumers' bills by $78 million.

This week the Public Utilities Commission resolved an Ohio Supreme Court ruling that required the agency to re-examine aspects of AEP's electric security plan.

The commission ordered AEP to eliminate $78 million in "provider of last resort" costs, because the company couldn't present enough evidence to support collecting the charges.

Consumer advocates argue that more than $787 million is owed....

May 31, 2011 - 12:12pm
1 year 50 weeks ago

American Electric Power and the United Way team up to help residents of Perry, Muskingum and Morgan Counties.

AEP provided the agency with over $21,000 to be used to help those experiencing financial difficulties with rent or mortgage payments. One of the qualifications is that you must be at least one month behind in making those payments.

"It will help these folks just to get back on track if there was just something that seemed to bump them off that track," said...

February 14, 2011 - 6:02am
2 years 13 weeks ago

The high winds caused some power outages for area residents Monday morning.

American Electric Power reported at one time Guernsey County had 487 without service and 163 Muskingum County residents without power. Power has now been restored to all customers.

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