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American Electric Power (AEP) reported revenue of $5.45B in Q2 2026, with Transmission & Distribution Companies its largest revenue segment at 55%.
American Electric PowerVertically integrated utility with an eleven-state footprint centered on Ohio, Texas, and Appalachia, and the largest transmission owner in the US. Data-center load growth is concentrated in its Ohio and Texas territories.
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American Electric Power (AEP) is an Utilities: Regulated Electric company. Vertically integrated utility with an eleven-state footprint centered on Ohio, Texas, and Appalachia, and the largest transmission owner in the US. Data-center load growth is concentrated in its Ohio and Texas territories. It was founded in 1906, is headquartered in Columbus, OH and employs about 16,300 people.
As of 2026-Q2, American Electric Power's revenue breaks down across Transmission & Distribution Companies (55%), Generation & Marketing (24%), AEP Transmission Holdco (21%). See the revenue-by-segment chart for the full mix.
Track American Electric Power's quarterly and annual revenue, gross and net margins, and EPS in the interactive charts on this page. Data last updated July 31, 2026.
Sterling groups American Electric Power in the Regulated Utilities sector, alongside Southern Company (SO), Duke Energy (DUK), Dominion Energy (D), Entergy (ETR), Xcel Energy (XEL) and WEC Energy Group (WEC).
If you are researching American Electric Power, also look at Southern Company (SO), Duke Energy (DUK) and Dominion Energy (D). You can compare all of them side by side or browse the full Regulated Utilities sector on Sterling.