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American Electric Power

American Electric Power is one of the largest regulated utilities in the United States, providing electricity generation, transmission, and distribution to more than 5 million customers in 11 states. About 42% of AEP's capacity is coal, with the remainder from a mix of natural gas (27%), renewable energy and hydro (21%), nuclear (8%), and demand response (2%). Vertically integrated utilities, transmission and distribution, and generation and marketing support earnings.www.aep.com

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Oct 31, 2026

Ricky HayesGUEST
46:48
We just did this in Arizona Public Utility Services.
Ricky HayesGUEST
46:51
We just did this in AEP and Northwestern and Florida and Altalink up in Canada, you know, in New Mexico.
Ricky HayesGUEST
46:58
We we have done this and this works everywhere we go.
Ricky HayesGUEST
47:01
Right.
Travis MillerGUEST
22:25
So that takes some of the cash flow concerns off of that and allows them to maintain slightly higher payout ratios.
Travis MillerGUEST
22:33
That said, we just had American Electric Power, one of the largest utilities in the U.S., come out and say they're going to invest $100 billion over the next five years.
Travis MillerGUEST
22:46
We've never had anything like that in the utility sector.
Travis MillerGUEST
22:49
So if you thought large cap was the place to go for your consistent, reliable dividend growth, again, the dividend is safe.
speaker_1HOST
0:56
Senators introduced the bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act a month before Election Day, which gave resources for the future plenty of time to study and release an analysis.
speaker_0HOST
1:06
AEP looking to capitalize on large load growth.
speaker_0HOST
1:10
American Electric Power CEO Bill Fairman says the company is at the center of the utility sector's unprecedented surge in electric demand, presenting it with an opportunity to capitalize on the situation.
speaker_1HOST
1:23
Stakeholders support proposed NERC standards process changes.
Mike BradleyHOST
3:49
They're going to be focused on what 2027 budgets look like.
Mike BradleyHOST
3:53
As far as power equities, we had AEP, we had GE, Vernova, and Generac report today.
Mike BradleyHOST
3:59
They all beat.
Mike BradleyHOST
4:00
The interesting one was GE, Vernoba.
Natalie NelsonNARRATOR
7:13
First Friday's Fort Wayne November speaker is Jared Wilson from Staff Reports, Dateline Fort Wayne.
Natalie NelsonNARRATOR
7:21
November's First Fridays speaker will be Gerard Wilson, a manager at American Electric Power.
Natalie NelsonNARRATOR
7:29
First Fridays will be held from 8 to 9 a.m. November 6th at Peggy E. Murphy Community Grief Center, 5920 Homestead Road.
Natalie NelsonNARRATOR
7:40
November is our opportunity to recognize and learn from members of the military community, and Durad brings a unique perspective shaped by his military service, professional leadership, and commitment to community.
Ryan LucasHOST
40:43
The planned 960-megawatt plant would use 12 X-Energy XE-100 SMRs at the site of a demolished coal plant near Terre Haute.
Ryan LucasHOST
40:53
It will be operated by AEP, with Amazon as the first power customer.
Ryan LucasHOST
40:57
It is three times the size of the first Amazon and X Energy agreement from two years ago.
Ryan LucasHOST
41:03
Unlike some recent data center power projects, these reactors would connect to the public grid, though Amazon says the output would serve its data centers.
Julie SchoenebergGUEST
33:10
And they actually asked the Public Service Commission to waive 18 of the requirements to become a utility because I guess they think they're really, really special.
Julie SchoenebergGUEST
33:22
But these three companies are comprised of AEP and Evergy.
Julie SchoenebergGUEST
33:29
I might get that wrong.
Julie SchoenebergGUEST
33:30
And then, of course, Berkshire Hathaway.
Nick RhudyHOST
5:30
As we take a peek at precious metals, gold up $5.32 to $4,068.34, while silver dropped $0.44 down to $54.03. Blue chips, notable winners today, General Motors, Intel, Marathon Petroleum, ExxonMobil, and Oracle.
Nick RhudyHOST
5:50
Notable losers, those include NVIDIA, American Electric Power, Meta Platforms, and Space Exploration Technology.
Nick RhudyHOST
6:00
Biggest gain today is Ultralife Core up 145%.
Nick RhudyHOST
6:04
Biggest decline, Jade LTD dropped 74%.
Randy NunsGUEST
3:43
Appreciate it.
Molly VogtHOST
3:44
You wrote a policy brief that was filed with the PUC in September where you highlighted a couple of ways that the utility applicants, AEP Texas and CPS Energy, missed.
Molly VogtHOST
3:57
Number one was environmental, and number two is an actual national security concern, and I'd like to talk about both.
Molly VogtHOST
4:03
Tell us a little bit about your background, how you're connected with Val Verde, and I'm just going to go ahead and pull up a map as well so people see the county.
Benoy ThanjanHOST
7:42
Greater predictability could help more projects get built.
Benoy ThanjanHOST
7:45
Now let's consider the demand side, like AEP announced plans for roughly $4 billion, 72 megawatt fuel cell project in Wyoming.
Benoy ThanjanHOST
7:55
backed by a 20 year power agreement with Google, that's a substantial commitment and shows how access to electricity is becoming a strategic advantage for these mega tech companies or AI companies.
Benoy ThanjanHOST
8:10
The question for developers is increasingly like how much, reliability can we deliver and when can we deliver that? Long-term customer agreements like this one with Google can support financing, but construction, operating, performance, permitting approvals, interconnection approvals, fuel supply still matter.

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