AES Ohio electric rates
Updated October 7, 2026 · Source: EIA Form 861 (2024)
Investor-owned utility serving 478,741 homes in Ohio.
Your rate
Ohio is a retail-choice state: this utility's rate case sets the delivery part of your bill. The supply part comes from your chosen supplier or the default service rate.
Estimate your bill
It's on your bill, usually near the top. Starting at 921 kWh, the average for AES Ohio homes.
This is an estimate. Uses the EIA average rate with a nominal $12 fixed charge; real tariffs have tiers, time-of-use pricing and riders. Your bill also includes taxes and fuel adjustments that change month to month.
Rate cases
No rate case on file for AES Ohio right now. We check regulator dockets weekly; last check October 7, 2026. Know of one?
Rate history
AES Ohio's average rate is up 24% since 2020, versus +28% for the U.S. average.
Average residential revenue per kWh, EIA-861. Includes delivery and, where the utility sells it, supply.
Rebates for heat pumps, batteries and EV chargers
We haven't found utility-level rebates for AES Ohio yet. Check Ohio programs or read what's left after the federal credits ended.
About AES Ohio
- Legal name
- Dayton Power & Light Co (AES)
- Ownership
- Investor Owned
- Homes served
- 478,741 residential customers (2024)
- Grid operator
- PJM
- Retail choice
- Yes — you can pick a supplier for the energy portion
- Data
- EIA-861 2024, released October 7, 2026; rate cases checked October 7, 2026
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- AEP Ohio 14.35¢
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- Toledo Edison (FirstEnergy) 10.24¢
- South Central Power Company 14.87¢
- City of Cleveland 14.87¢
- City of Hamilton 15.44¢