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American Electric Power Co Inc's Suppliers Performance

AEP's Supply Chain

 
AEP Costs vs Sales of Suppliers Growth Revenues of American Electric Power Co Inc's Suppliers, deteriorated by -1.15 % compared to the same quarter a year ago, sequentially sales grew by 50.37 %, American Electric Power Co Inc's cost of sales deteriorated by -11.99 % year on year, relative to one quarter ago cost of sales fell by -3.77 % in Q4.

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American Electric Power Co Inc's Suppliers realized a deteriorated in sales by -1.15 % compared to the same quarter a year ago, sequentially sales grew by 50.37 %, American Electric Power Co Inc's cost of sales deteriorated by -11.99 % year on year, compare to one quarter ago cost of sales fell by -3.77 % in Q4.

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American Electric Power Co Inc's Comment on Supply Chain


AEP’s public utility subsidiaries procure coal and lignite under a combination of purchasing arrangements including long-term contracts, affiliate operations and spot agreements with various producers and coal trading firms. Coal consumption in 2013 was down slightly from the same period in 2012, but coal inventories ended the year at target levels on a system basis.


Despite the availability of natural gas due to the increased shale supply, the U.S. pipeline infrastructure remains a limiting factor in the expansion of natural gas-fired generation. Several of AEP’s natural gas-fired power plants are connected to at least two pipelines, however, which allows greater access to competitive supplies and improves delivery reliability. A portfolio of term, monthly, seasonal firm and daily peaking purchase and transportation agreements (that are entered into on a competitive basis and based on market prices) supplies natural gas requirements for each plant, as appropriate.

I&M has made commitments to meet the current nuclear fuel requirements of the Cook Plant. I&M has made and will make purchases of uranium in various forms in the spot, short-term and mid-term markets. I&M also continues to lease a portion of its nuclear fuel.

For purposes of the storage of high-level radioactive waste in the form of spent nuclear fuel, I&M completed modifications to its spent nuclear fuel storage pool more than 10 years ago. I&M entered into an agreement to provide for onsite dry cask storage of spent nuclear fuel to permit normal operations to continue. I&M is scheduled to conduct further dry cask loading and storage projects on an ongoing periodic basis.

AEP’s generation and marketing subsidiaries procure coal under a combination of purchasing arrangements including long-term contracts, affiliate operations and spot agreements with various producers and coal trading firms. Management believes that AEP’s generation and marketing subsidiaries will be able to secure and transport coal of adequate quality and in adequate quantities to operate their coal-fired units. Through subsidiaries, AEP owns, leases or controls more than 5,700 railcars, approximately 600 barges and 15 towboats to move and store coal for use in our generating facilities.

Most of the coal purchased by AEP is procured through term contracts. As those contracts expire, they can be replaced at the new market price with an impact in subsequent periods. Several of AEP’s natural gas-fired power plants are connected to at least two pipelines, which allows greater access to competitive supplies and improves delivery reliability. A portfolio of term, monthly, seasonal firm and daily peaking commodity and transportation agreements (that are entered into on a competitive basis and based on market prices) supplies natural gas requirements for each plant, as appropriate.


American Electric Power Co Inc's Comment on Supply Chain


AEP’s public utility subsidiaries procure coal and lignite under a combination of purchasing arrangements including long-term contracts, affiliate operations and spot agreements with various producers and coal trading firms. Coal consumption in 2013 was down slightly from the same period in 2012, but coal inventories ended the year at target levels on a system basis.


Despite the availability of natural gas due to the increased shale supply, the U.S. pipeline infrastructure remains a limiting factor in the expansion of natural gas-fired generation. Several of AEP’s natural gas-fired power plants are connected to at least two pipelines, however, which allows greater access to competitive supplies and improves delivery reliability. A portfolio of term, monthly, seasonal firm and daily peaking purchase and transportation agreements (that are entered into on a competitive basis and based on market prices) supplies natural gas requirements for each plant, as appropriate.

I&M has made commitments to meet the current nuclear fuel requirements of the Cook Plant. I&M has made and will make purchases of uranium in various forms in the spot, short-term and mid-term markets. I&M also continues to lease a portion of its nuclear fuel.

For purposes of the storage of high-level radioactive waste in the form of spent nuclear fuel, I&M completed modifications to its spent nuclear fuel storage pool more than 10 years ago. I&M entered into an agreement to provide for onsite dry cask storage of spent nuclear fuel to permit normal operations to continue. I&M is scheduled to conduct further dry cask loading and storage projects on an ongoing periodic basis.

AEP’s generation and marketing subsidiaries procure coal under a combination of purchasing arrangements including long-term contracts, affiliate operations and spot agreements with various producers and coal trading firms. Management believes that AEP’s generation and marketing subsidiaries will be able to secure and transport coal of adequate quality and in adequate quantities to operate their coal-fired units. Through subsidiaries, AEP owns, leases or controls more than 5,700 railcars, approximately 600 barges and 15 towboats to move and store coal for use in our generating facilities.

Most of the coal purchased by AEP is procured through term contracts. As those contracts expire, they can be replaced at the new market price with an impact in subsequent periods. Several of AEP’s natural gas-fired power plants are connected to at least two pipelines, which allows greater access to competitive supplies and improves delivery reliability. A portfolio of term, monthly, seasonal firm and daily peaking commodity and transportation agreements (that are entered into on a competitive basis and based on market prices) supplies natural gas requirements for each plant, as appropriate.



AEP's Suppliers Net profit fell by AEP's Suppliers Net margin fell in Q4 to
-15.86 % 8.34 %


American Electric Power Co Inc 's Suppliers Sales Growth in Q4 2023 by Industry

Suppliers from Chemical Manufacturing Industry -3.87 %   
Suppliers from Iron & Steel Industry -13.71 %   
Suppliers from Metal Mining Industry      1.54 %
Suppliers from Miscellaneous Fabricated Products Industry -9.7 %   
Suppliers from Construction Raw Materials Industry -53.04 %   
Suppliers from Aerospace & Defense Industry      3.03 %
Suppliers from Construction Services Industry      19.34 %
Suppliers from Miscellaneous Manufacturing Industry      12.09 %
Suppliers from Industrial Machinery and Components Industry      5.1 %
Suppliers from Conglomerates Industry      2.77 %
Suppliers from Auto & Truck Parts Industry      16.24 %
Suppliers from Electric & Wiring Equipment Industry -11.26 %   
Suppliers from Coal Mining Industry      158.22 %
Suppliers from Oil And Gas Production Industry -46.34 %   
Suppliers from Renewable Energy Services & Equipment Industry -4.36 %   
Suppliers from Medical Equipment & Supplies Industry -0.82 %   
Suppliers from Professional Services Industry      35.99 %
Suppliers from Real Estate Operations Industry      65.39 %
Suppliers from Environmental Services Industry      6.88 %
Suppliers from Electronic Instruments & Controls Industry      12.94 %
Suppliers from Cloud Computing & Data Analytics Industry      5.56 %
Suppliers from Scientific & Technical Instruments Industry      5.78 %
Suppliers from Semiconductors Industry      15.58 %
Suppliers from Software & Programming Industry      8.61 %
Suppliers from Consumer Electronics Industry      49.05 %
Suppliers from Railroads Industry -1.79 %   
Suppliers from Electric Utilities Industry      2.5 %
Suppliers from Natural Gas Utilities Industry      0.72 %
Suppliers from Grocery Stores Industry      2.22 %
     
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AEP's vs. Suppliers, Data

(Revenue and Income for Trailing 12 Months, in Millions of $, except Employees)



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American Electric Power Co Inc 42,787.15 18,982.30 2,212.60 16,688
Abb Ltd 89,391.96 32,235.00 3,824.00 0
Albertsons Companies Inc 12,098.50 79,163.80 1,356.60 0
Aecom 12,555.71 14,894.08 111.97 92,000
Ameren Corporation 18,929.10 7,500.00 1,157.00 9,116
The Aes Corporation 10,586.06 12,668.00 -182.00 8,450
American Superconductor Corp 408.74 125.37 -19.11 354
Air Products And Chemicals Inc 54,690.43 12,600.00 2,338.60 21,900
Aurasource Inc 5.31 0.00 -1.13 4
Alliance Resource Partners Lp 2,582.91 2,566.70 636.17 3,321
Ati Inc 6,998.22 4,173.60 423.40 9,700
Barnes Group Inc 1,887.01 1,450.87 16.00 5,036
Bel Fuse Inc 746.87 638.85 73.83 8,955
Bimi International Medical Inc 18.07 18.09 -22.66 0
Berkshire Hathaway Inc 492,047.10 349,271.00 77,710.00 0
Peabody Energy Corp 3,690.14 4,946.70 815.60 8,300
Bwx Technologies Inc 9,123.02 2,496.31 246.32 5,300
Constellation Energy Corporation 53,794.00 26,395.00 761.00 11,696
Chesapeake Energy Corporation 10,001.92 8,721.00 2,419.00 0
Circor International Inc 1,141.95 817.81 0.42 2,400
Clearday Inc 7.05 7.54 -16.71 0
Cms energy Corporation 16,967.91 6,921.00 886.00 9,778
Comtech Telecommunications Corp 131.94 570.77 -17.24 1,852
Centerpoint Energy Inc 17,681.74 8,696.00 917.00 12,901
Cornerstone Building Brands Inc 0.00 4,900.16 -480.97 21,000
Cnx Resources Corporation 4,004.03 3,434.95 1,720.72 561
Concentrix Corporation 3,343.79 7,113.94 313.84 0
Crane Company 7,462.50 2,165.70 412.40 0
Dominion Energy Inc 46,512.53 17,769.00 1,717.00 17,100
Dover Corporation 24,512.23 8,437.63 2,326.83 25,000
Dte Energy Co 22,624.79 12,745.00 1,397.00 10,300
Duke Energy Corporation 73,350.54 29,060.00 2,874.00 27,605
Consolidated Edison Inc 31,090.96 14,663.00 2,516.00 13,871
Edison International 26,541.84 16,338.00 1,407.00 13,003
Emcor Group Inc 15,622.73 12,582.34 633.33 27,000
Empire Petroleum Corporation 126.14 37.42 -9.96 0
Eqt Corporation 13,733.83 6,908.92 1,734.54 693
Eversource Energy 20,694.02 11,910.71 -434.72 9,227
Eaton Corporation Plc 119,872.51 23,196.00 3,223.00 85,947
Entergy Corporation 21,784.16 12,147.41 2,362.31 12,369
Exelon Corporation 36,412.31 21,727.00 2,328.00 31,518
Freeport mcmoran Inc 64,218.00 22,855.00 3,751.00 24,700
Firstenergy Corp 21,930.95 12,870.00 1,176.00 12,395
Franklin Electric Co Inc 4,789.48 2,065.01 194.73 5,200
Fluor Corporation 7,018.50 15,573.00 123.00 37,508
Flowserve Corp 5,858.73 4,319.83 205.19 16,250
First Solar Inc 16,044.51 3,318.60 830.78 4,800
General Electric Company 186,697.76 67,954.00 9,443.00 168,000
Haynes International inc 760.32 603.80 41.94 1,123
Hillenbrand inc 3,393.87 2,943.60 548.10 6,000
Hill International inc 197.45 409.74 -2.20 4,558
Hallador Energy Co 234.36 634.48 44.79 742
Hubbell Inc 21,369.04 5,372.10 766.00 16,200
Ies Holdings Inc 2,088.68 2,436.80 134.62 3,106
Idex Corp 18,222.44 3,273.90 595.60 7,536
Itron Inc 3,994.97 2,172.91 98.32 6,065
Itt Inc 10,467.75 3,283.00 413.80 9,400
Jacobs Solutions Inc 18,660.40 16,713.14 754.44 60,000
Kaman Corporation 1,303.02 775.85 7.95 5,258
Kvh Industries Inc 89.35 132.38 -15.42 604
Liquidmetal Technologies Inc 55.04 0.51 -2.05 26
Lsb Industries Inc 579.45 694.08 99.14 610
Mdu Resources Group Inc 4,539.31 4,657.34 414.71 9,598
Ramaco Resources Inc 800.77 693.52 82.31 268
Macquarie Infrastructure Holdings Llc 367.53 480.12 2,681.71 3,600
3m Company 58,042.44 32,681.00 -6,979.00 95,000
Arcelormittal 22,324.90 68,275.00 1,022.00 0
Mueller Water Products Inc 2,416.31 1,217.30 77.30 3,900
Nacco Industries Inc 215.75 214.59 -39.59 3,600
Nisource Inc 11,915.07 0.00 0.00 0
Enpro Inc 3,299.34 1,058.80 18.30 5,000
Nrg Energy inc 14,857.14 28,823.00 -202.00 6,635
Natural Resource Partners Lp 2,292.21 278.73 278.44 64
Newstream Energy Technologies Group Inc 7.76 0.00 -8.47 0
Orbital Infrastructure Group Inc 1.64 332.15 -263.15 0
Oneok Inc 37,730.99 17,677.00 2,659.00 2,847
Pg and e Corp 34,291.92 24,428.00 2,256.00 26,000
Public Service Enterprise Group Incorporated 31,990.04 11,237.00 2,563.00 12,684
Parker hannifin Corporation 69,913.85 19,826.04 2,633.17 55,090
Preformed Line Products Company 632.08 693.21 73.52 2,744
Pentair Plc 13,390.54 4,104.20 622.70 11,250
Powell Industries Inc 1,958.31 764.89 77.45 1,841
Ppl Corporation 19,857.15 8,571.00 817.00 5,607
Pioneer Power Solutions Inc 56.38 41.67 1.81 91
Quanta Services Inc 36,312.53 20,882.09 750.69 43,700
P10 Inc 954.29 235.80 -1.04 27,780
Republic Services Inc 59,360.33 14,964.50 1,731.40 35,000
Sea Limited 32,287.24 12,449.71 -1,657.77 5,900
The Southern Company 76,223.16 29,117.00 3,144.00 27,300
Spruce Power Holding Corporation 67.15 71.22 -78.84 0
Sempra 44,659.29 16,720.00 3,618.00 15,390
Sprague Resources Lp 524.73 4,895.98 -99.44 600
Sitio Royalties Corp 3,753.80 526.21 99.73 1,745
Sterling Infrastructure Inc 3,353.02 1,971.64 138.66 1,565
Tutor Perini Corporation 663.87 3,879.62 -127.60 10,626
Tetra Tech inc 9,510.55 1,588.28 231.72 13,000
Universal Stainless and Alloy Products Inc 199,014.71 261.94 -1.41 645
Valmont Industries Inc 4,777.55 4,174.03 144.91 10,697
Vishay Precision Group Inc 457.67 354.34 26.01 2,600
Wec Energy Group Inc 25,567.38 8,893.00 1,331.70 6,938
Encore Wire Corporation 3,886.59 2,498.41 334.63 1,253
Willdan Group inc 378.04 509.77 10.93 637
Waste Management Inc 86,163.90 20,426.00 2,276.00 48,500
Williams Companies Inc 45,465.66 10,907.00 3,303.00 4,783
Advanced Drainage Systems Inc 12,777.30 2,443.05 504.12 4,615
Watts Water Technologies Inc 6,838.73 2,055.90 262.10 4,800
United States Steel Corp 9,772.09 18,053.00 895.00 34,680
Xcel Energy Inc 28,711.17 25,652.00 1,771.00 11,321
Xylem Inc 27,780.44 7,364.00 609.00 17,300
Csx Corporation 74,922.51 14,657.00 3,715.00 20,900
Norfolk Southern Corporation 58,368.32 12,156.00 1,827.00 18,100
Union Pacific Corp 149,164.83 24,119.00 6,379.00 29,905
Aspen Technology inc 12,416.21 1,055.64 -86.34 1,419
Bentley Systems Incorporated 15,943.94 1,228.33 326.79 4,500
Arq Inc 165.07 0.00 0.00 0
Azz Inc 2,132.58 1,399.51 53.17 3,538
Babcock and Wilcox Enterprises Inc 88.21 999.35 -196.97 5,000
Cabot Corporation 5,067.13 3,931.00 484.00 4,300
Cleveland cliffs Inc 10,266.58 21,996.00 450.00 5,386
Honeywell International Inc 131,436.61 36,662.00 5,672.00 99,000
Liberty Star Uranium and Metals Corp 6.12 0.00 0.14 1
Centrus Energy Corp 593.44 320.10 84.40 446
Mirion Technologies Inc 2,036.88 800.40 -98.70 2,630
Uranium Energy Corp 2,572.29 59.39 -4.87 44
Energy Fuels Inc 971.82 37.93 199.51 0
Western Uranium and Vanadium Corp 60.17 7.96 -0.89 0
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