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AEP

American Electric Power Company, Inc. · NASDAQ · Utilities

Price$129.69-0.73% · −$0.95
Market cap70.6BEquity value
P / E21.4Trailing ratio
Volume2.84MLatest session
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AEPOct 15, 2026+0.45% since signal

AEP commits $4B Cheyenne fuel cell project tied to Google

American Electric Power unveiled a roughly $4 billion plan for a 702-MW fuel-cell project near Cheyenne, Wyoming, to support Alphabet's Google. The initiative could enhance rate-base earnings and long-term cash flow, though timing and regulatory approvals remain key. The news coincides with an analyst upgrade for AEP, signaling improved sentiment around capital discipline and renewable energy investments.

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AEPOct 14, 2026-0.99% since signal

AEP to invest $4B in Google-powered fuel cell project

American Electric Power plans to invest about $4 billion in a fuel-cell project to power Google, signaling a major push into clean-energy infrastructure. If enacted, the deal could enlarge AEP's long-term contracted revenue stream and advance its decarbonization strategy, with Google serving as a major, creditworthy customer.

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AEPJul 30, 2026-0.49% since signal

AEP raises 2026 earnings guidance on load growth and DOE offsets

AEP lifted its 2026 operating earnings guidance to $6.25–$6.55 per share, supported by up to $16B of load-growth cost offsets and about $1.4B in savings from DOE loans and grants. With 69 GW of contracted load through 2030 and ~13 GW of secured gas-fired capacity (plus potential 10 GW more), the company signals durable growth supported by regulatory progress and a substantial capex plan, potentially driving higher valuation ahead.

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AEPJul 8, 2026-2.07% since signal

AEP Secures DOE Loan to Fund Texas Grid Infrastructure Up to $3.26B

American Electric Power said its Texas utility has secured a U.S. Department of Energy loan of up to $3.26 billion to fund infrastructure investments. The financing strengthens capex funding for grid modernization and reliability projects, potentially speeding execution and easing near-term cash needs. Market reaction will hinge on loan terms and repayment details to gauge financial impact.

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