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AEP Ohio serves approximately 1.4 million customers in its Ohio service territory. With this customer volume combined with serving the Columbus metro area, AEP Ohio has a very dynamic and diverse economic environment.

The AEP Ohio service territory consists of numerous sub-markets including agriculture and agri-business, distribution hubs, industrialized areas and technology centers.

For more information on central and southern AEP Ohio, please contact Martin Walsh at (614) 883-7805 or e-mail at mlwalsh@aep.com. For information on northern or eastern AEP Ohio territory, contact Charles Corbitt at (614) 883-6881 or e-mail at cwcorbitt@aep.com.

Ohio Information
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1 Riverside Plaza, Columbus, OH 43215
Phone:1-800-360-SITE (7483)

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Facts at a glance

Strategic Location.
Ohio has a unique geographic position by being a one day truck drive from:

  • 58% of the US population
  • 80% of the U.S. corporate headquarters
  • 61% of the U.S. manufacturing capacity

Incentive Programs.
Incentive programs for business retention, attraction and growth.

Customer Choice.
Customer Choice for electricity and natural gas.

No. 3 in the Nation.
Ohio ranked No. 3 among all 50 states in Site Selection's annual Governor's Cup facilities race for new plants and expansions -- with 1,131 total new projects.

America's Top 100.
Ohio placed more cities (22) in America's Top 100 Small Towns for new plants and expansions than any other state in the nation.

High-tech Job Growth.
Overall job growth in Ohio accounted for some 100,000 new positions in 2000, with job growth in the Internet-related high-tech sector, rivaling even the job growth in Northern California.

 

 

 

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