On Jan 4, 2026 an AEP unregulated subsidiary agreed to acquire a substantial portion of its solid oxide…
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On Jan 4, 2026 an AEP unregulated subsidiary agreed to acquire a substantial portion of its solid oxide fuel cell option to build a plant for ≈ $2.65B and signed a 20‑yr offtake with a high‑investment‑grade third party for 100% output near Cheyenne, WY. $AEP 🔋 #energy #utilities
The 20‑yr offtake is subject to conditions AEP expects to satisfy by Q2 2026; if conditions aren’t met, AEP will be financially compensated for all capital and costs incurred — downside protection for the project. $AEP 🛡️ #riskmanagement #renewables
Background: In Nov 2024 an AEP subsidiary bought 100 MW of SOFCs with an option for an additional 900 MW. The Jan 2026 deal executes a substantial portion of that option — potential ~1,000 MW scale. $AEP ⚡ #cleanenergy #infrastructure