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New drone technology could help AEP Texas safely clean energized power lines while improving reliability for customers.

The AEP Texas Foundation donated $5,000 to Real County through the San Antonio Food Bank to continue supporting local families and helping to provide them with nutritious food.

The group photo included several employees who have each achieved the 40-year milestone and previously received commemorative plaques honoring their years of service.

AEP Texas supervisors trained TxDOT employees on the importance of power line safety and how to respond safely to downed power lines.

AEP Texas continues to prepare for Tropical Storm Bertha as the storm moves toward the Texas Gulf Coast. More than 1,000 responders across the company’s coastal service territory are monitoring conditions, securing resources and positioning equipment to support a safe, coordinated and efficient response if the storm affects the area later this week.

AEP Texas Technician Associates Racuan Trujillo and Robert Sheetz helped rescue a mother and her 2-year-old daughter from a car after they crashed off the highway during a storm.

The AEP Texas Foundation has awarded a $5,000 grant to support food access efforts in Real County through the San Antonio Food Bank.

The AEP Texas Foundation has awarded a $10,000 grant to the Texas Surf Conservancy to support the launch of its new Science of Oysters program for Coastal Bend students.

AEP Texas partnered with Dyess Air Force Base, utilizing drone technology to inspect the base’s overhead power lines for signs of potentially failing or failed equipment.

Crews from across the AEP Texas service territory worked together to restore power to approximately 26,000 customers after 80mph winds swept through the Abilene area Sunday night. Additional resources and crews from Corpus Christi, Laredo, Childress, Vernon and San Angelo were called to help with the efforts.