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 to us because it means they live up to our mission, vision and values, and are always committed to doing the right thing for our customers.
Your Account Management Team can assist with:
If you have a question about your account or would like to get to know your account management team better, contact them at aepenergyrenewals@aepenergy.com or 888-924-7111.
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