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AEP Ohio Data Center Large Load Tariff

Sector: Power Transmission • Location: Ohio, United States

Source: Utility Dive

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Implemented

AEP Ohio adopted a data center tariff requiring customers to pay for a minimum of 85% of the generation they claim they will need, even if they use less. This tariff aims to reduce speculative interconnection requests and streamline the interconnection process for large loads such as data centers.

Status
Implemented
Sector
Power Transmission, Data Center, Power Generation (CCGT)
Location
Ohio, United States of America
Updated
22 Jul 2026
Source
Utility Dive

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The project “AEP Ohio Data Center Large Load Tariff” is an infrastructure initiative in the Power Transmission sector, located in Ohio, United States. Taiyo aggregates data on it from Utility Dive.

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AEP Ohio adopted a data center tariff requiring customers to pay for a minimum of 85% of the generation they claim they will need, even if they use less. This tariff aims to reduce speculative interconnection requests and streamline the interconnection process for large loads such as data centers.

Original sector

Energy

Location

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United States of America (USA)

State

Ohio

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Utility Dive

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Sector

Power Transmission, Data Center, Power Generation (CCGT)

Article published date

2025-12-21

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