Our stakeholder engagement process has influenced our thinking, altered business decisions and strengthened our daily operations. We are once again reporting on our work with stakeholders. This year, we agreed to publish an unedited letter from our Ceres stakeholder team. We appreciate the dialogue we have had with all of our stakeholders — we are a better company for it.
- Safety and health - for employees and contractors; for communities
- A workplace that stimulates employees' achieving their full potential
- Leadership in the public policy arena
- Climate change
- Environmental performance upstream and downstream
- Cost of electrcity; reliable, adequate supply
- Leadership on energy efficiency/demand response
- Coal issues - moutaintop mining, coal ash, viability as a fuel source
- Renewable energy and transmission
- Collaboration, partnerships between AEP and its stakeholders
- Impacts of the economy on our commitments
- For more data,, please see the Governance section of AEP’s Global Reporting Initiative G3 questionnaire.
"AEP displayed great strides in inviting a wide range of interested parties to participate in the stakeholder meetings. I feel that these meetings have the potential to provide a significant insight into the needs of the stakeholders. I trust that AEP will recognize that, while a significant environmental movement has always been in place, times have changed and many parties now demand that business create change. The stakeholder meeting clearly identified the need for big business to change how they operate their business models."
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