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AES Ohio's automated phone system is available 24/7 for convenient self-service. Customer service agents are available Monday through Friday 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM excluding holidays. Residential Customer Service 800-433-8500. Business Solutions Center 800-253-5801. Report an Outage 877-4OUTAGE 877-468-8243 available 24/7. TTY-TTD 800-750-0750
AES Ohio people are dedicated to improving lives and powering the Miami Valley. As an AES company, AES Ohio is a regional leader with global resources. View open positions.
When the lights go out, AES Ohio has two objectives: get the power back on as soon as possible and keep everyone safe in the process. Report power outage. Check outage status. Important. Stay away from fallen, broken or damaged power lines. Call 877-4OUTAGE or report online. Download power line safety. Put safety first.
Collaboratively, AES Ohio worked closely with local and state leaders and the Dayton region's economic development partners to identify the infrastructure necessary to ensure reliable operations, support growth, and meet the needs of future electric demand for the new Joby Aviation facility. Joby Aviation is set to transform Dayton's aviation legacy with a $500 million investment to build an ...
Our brand, AES Ohio, is new, but your information is the same. If you had your MyDP&L username and password saved in your browser, you can go to Settings > Passwords to retrieve your password. Or, use the Forgot Password link to have a reset link sent to the email address saved on your account.
AES Ohio relies on customers to notify us when they experience an outage. Report your outage on our website, or call 877-4OUTAGE (877-468-8243). Please don’t assume we already know about your outage, or count on your neighbors to report it. Data provided by our customers is important to help us analyze the outage to find the location and cause.
