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American Electric Power — Nov 6, 2024 release

Fiscal 2024 third-quarter results · 8-K Item 2.02 · Exhibit 99.1 · 0000004904-24-000099
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Commercial and industrial load additions (financial agreements from customers)
“20 gigawatts”
Period
No period stated
Measure
Company-defined measure
Source
Prose
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Operating earnings (non-GAAP) midpoint for FY2024
“$5.63”
Long-term growth rate for the long term
“6% to 8%”
Operating earnings for FY2025
“$5.75 to $5.95 per share”
Capital investment for FY2025
“$54 billion”
Capital investment plan for the long term
“$54 billion”
Five-year capital plan for the long term
“$54 billion”
Commercial load growth
“grow an average of 20% annually”
Commercial and industrial load additions (fi…
“20 gigawatts”
Operating earnings (non-GAAP) for FY2024
“$5.58 to $5.68 per share”
Estimated earnings per share on a GAAP basis for FY2024
“$5.55 to $5.65 per share”
Remeasurement of Excess ADIT Regulatory Liab… for FY2024
“(0.09)”
Provision for Refund - Turk Plant for FY2024
“0.24”
Severance Charges for FY2024
“0.18”
Federal EPA Coal Combustion Residuals Rule for FY2024
“0.21”
SEC Matter Loss Contingency for FY2024
“0.04”
Operating EPS for FY2024
“$5.58 to $5.68”
Exhibit 99.1 · the passage around this item
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“Commercial load has increased more than 10% year-over-year through the third quarter, and our updated sales projections show that pace accelerating. We expect commercial load to grow an average of 20% annually over the next three years based on customer contracts signed so far. In fact, we now have financial agreements from customers for 20 gigawatts of commercial and industrial load additions through the end of the decade, primarily in Ohio, Texas and Indiana. “We continue to work with our regulators to ensure costs are fairly allocated so we can keep customer rates affordable and make sure all customers benefit from the investments needed to support the growth of data processors and other economic development projects,” he said. “We recently implemented leadership and alignment changes to streamline our corporate structure, move decision making closer to customers and ensure the businesses that drive our revenue have the support they need to improve performance. We also continue to engage our employees to identify process improvements and efficiencies that will reposition the company to support sustainable growth and customer affordability,” Fehrman added. 2 SUMMARY OF RESULTS BY SEGMENT $ in millions GAAP Earnings 3Q 24 3Q 23 Change YTD 24 YTD 23 Change Vertically Integrated Utilities (a) 571.5  512.5  59.0  1,198.0  1,051.6  146.4  Transmission & Distribution Utilities (b) 245.2  206.0  39.2  542.3  508.4  33.9  AEP Transmission Holdco (c) 214.7  202.9  11.8  624.1  580.8  43.3  Generation & Marketing (d) 93.3  130.7  (37.
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other guidance in this release
Text is the filed exhibit, verbatim.