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Think of the stock market. There are many factors – good and bad – that impact the stock market, and it can be difficult to predict. Similarly, there are many things that affect the energy market and the rate you pay for your business’ energy, including: Supply and demand. Much like any product or service, …
Small Business
Every year, the U.S. Energy Information Association (EIA) releases an annual Energy Outlook for the year ahead. This document provides an in-depth analysis of energy-related topics and projections of energy markets through 2050. There’s a lot of information to digest in this report, so we’ve highlighted the top five takeaways to help you understand what’s …
Small Business
Who is AEP Energy In short, we are your trusted energy supplier. AEP Energy is a certified competitive retail supplier, and a subsidiary of our parent company, American Electric Power. Founded in 2002, AEP Energy has been helping customers save money and use energy more efficiently by doing the right thing every time, for every …
Small Business
When it comes to your energy bill, it’s often easiest to look at the total amount due and write a check. However, when it comes to something as crucial at your energy, it’s important to understand exactly what you’re getting when you pay that bill each month. Key terms you might find on your energy …
Small Business
Along with holidays, snow days and hot cocoa, winter brings colder temperatures which can impact your business. If you’re not on a fixed rate electricity or natural gas plan, cold temperatures can increase your energy rate. Regardless, making sure your business is energy efficient keeps customers and employees warm, and avoid hazards like frozen pipes. …
Small Business
Did you know that as an AEP Energy customer you have access to our Small Business Solutions Account Management Team? These specialists are dedicated to managing your energy supply after you enroll with AEP Energy. Based in Columbus, Ohio, our account managers are AEP Energy employees, not contracted by a third-party partner. This is important …
Small Business
This blog is relevant for Ohio business owners.  Whether heating your building, firing up industrial stoves or operating heavy machinery, natural gas is used to power important parts of your business. Most businesses allow the utility to provide their business’ natural gas and are unaware that they can partner with a retail energy supplier, …
Small Business
If you’re reading this, your business has already made the first step towards energy efficiency by exploring AEP Energy’s electricity and natural gas price plans. Selecting an energy supplier to protect your business from variable rates is smart, but it’s only the beginning! We recommend business owners strive for energy efficiency beyond enrollment. Below are …
Small Business
Just like shopping for office supplies, you too can shop for the energy your business uses! If your business is located within a deregulated state, you have the power to select a retail energy supplier for your business’ energy needs. However, if you’re unfamiliar with energy choice, deregulation can be confusing, and it’s important to …
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Brandi Nye, Managing Director of Business SolutionsBrandi is an expert in her field with professional experience  in the sustainability industry. Not only does Brandi have solid base knowledge, but she continues to grow her acumen through various learning and development experiences. Brandi is a creative and thoughtful utility professional with expertise in regulatory and utility operations. |
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