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American Electric Power — May 6, 2025 release

Fiscal 2025 first-quarter results · 8-K Item 2.02 · Exhibit 99.1 · 0000004904-25-000059
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Annual total retail load growth
“8% to 9%”
Period
FY2025
Measure
Company-defined measure
Source
Prose
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Capital investment plan for the long term
“$54 billion”
Long-term growth rate for the long term
“6% to 8%”
Operating earnings (non-GAAP) for FY2025
“$5.75 to $5.95 per share”
Transmission company transaction
“$2.82 billion”
Equity settlement under forward contract for FY2026
“$2.3 billion”
New power demand expected
“over 20 gigawatts”
Additional potential investments
“an additional $10 billion of investments”
Additional investments
“$10 billion”
Direct tariff exposure on capital plan for FY2025
“approximately 0.3%”
Annual total retail load growth for FY2025
“8% to 9%”
Distribution and transmission investments wi… for the long term
“$34 billion”
Transmission business contribution to operat… for FY2025
“55%”
Estimated earnings per share on a GAAP basis for FY2025
“$5.71 to $5.91 per share”
Operating EPS for FY2025
“$5.75 to $5.95”
Exhibit 99.1 · the passage around this item
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Supporting Significant Load Growth with a Focus on Customer Affordability In the first quarter of 2025, commercial load grew 12.3% over the same period in 2024. This continues the trend from last year, when AEP saw overall commercial load grow by 10.6%. AEP forecasts annual total retail load growth of 8% to 9% over the next three years. The historic growth continues to be driven by large-load customer demand in Indiana, Ohio, Oklahoma and Texas. AEP’s five-year capital plan includes $34 billion for distribution and transmission investments across its footprint, supporting this demand growth. AEP, through its Transource Energy joint venture, and in collaboration with other regional utilities, was selected in February by the PJM board to complete projects totaling $1.7 billion. AEP Texas received approval in April from the Public Utility Commission of Texas to construct one of the first 765-kilovolt transmission line projects in the state. Additionally, the commission approved AEP Texas' proposed grid resiliency plans. We operate the nation’s largest extra-high voltage transmission system that serves as America’s energy backbone. Our unique experience building and operating extra-high voltage lines has positioned us as an ideal partner to expand the grid to deliver reliable power. AEP's transmission business is expected to contribute 55% of operating earnings this year. With more than 500 new and existing customers interested in connecting to our transmission system, we recognize the enor
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