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AES Ohio, Ohio

AES Ohio distribution rate increase

Approved Base rate case, docket 24-1009-EL-AIR before the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio.

+$12a month, estimate
on a typical bill, as approved

9% of the average Ohio bill of $135 (EIA, 2024); your own bill scales with your usage. Our arithmetic, not the utility's figure; the methodology page shows how.

What happens next

The decision is final; the new rate takes effect once the order sets a date. How rate cases work.

What it means for your bill

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Fileddate not published
Hearingheld or waived
DecisionNov 5, 2025
On billsdate not published

AES Ohio, which serves the Dayton area, asked PUCO for a distribution rate increase of roughly 14 percent. PUCO approved a settlement on November 5, 2025 that trimmed the increase, working out to about a 9 percent rise on a typical residential bill using 1000 kWh a month. AES Ohio has since filed a separate case asking for a new three year rate plan covering 2027 through 2029, which was still pending as of mid 2026.

Status
Approved
Utility
AES Ohio
Commission
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Docket
24-1009-EL-AIR
Requested
14% residential
Approved
9% residential
Decided
November 5, 2025
Last checked
August 29, 2026

Common questions

How much will my AES Ohio bill go up?

Adds about $12 a month on a typical bill. 9% of the average Ohio bill of $135 (EIA, 2024); your own bill scales with your usage.

When would the new rates start?

Not yet set. That is decided along with the case, usually as part of the commission's final order.

When is the hearing?

No hearing date is on record for this case.

How do I comment?

The comment period closed once this case was decided; its result is above.

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Other AES Ohio matters

Settled Base rate case

AES Ohio settled for a much smaller increase than it first asked for, about 2.43 dollars a month in year one instead of the original double digit request, but the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio still has to vote on it.

+$2a month

Other pending cases in Ohio