AEP Shares Dip 0.52% as $290M Volume Plunges 27.9% to 415th in Market Amid PUCO Upholds Data Center Rate Hike

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Monday, Sep 8, 2025 6:50 pm ET1min read
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- AEP shares fell 0.52% with $290M trading volume, ranking 415th in the market after a 27.9% daily drop.

- Ohio PUCO upheld AEP's new data center rate structure requiring 85% prepayment to protect residential ratepayers from infrastructure costs.

- AEP's 12-year framework includes financial checks and exit fees to mitigate risks, supported by consumer advocates against subsidizing large energy demands.

- Similar state-level measures like Oregon's data center cost regulations highlight growing regulatory focus on balancing infrastructure investment and consumer affordability.

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The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO) rejected a request from AmazonAMZN--, Google, and other data center developers to overturn AEP's newly implemented rate structure for the sector. The regulation, approved in July, . This decision supports AEP's strategy to prevent costs from being passed to residential ratepayers amid rapid data center expansion in the state.

AEP Ohio highlighted that the 12-year framework includes financial viability checks and exit fees for canceled projects, aiming to mitigate risks for both the utility and consumers. The praised the ruling for protecting ratepayers from subsidizing large-scale energy demands. Similar state-level measures, such as Oregon’s legislation on data center costs, underscore a broader trend of regulatory efforts to balance infrastructure investment with consumer affordability.

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