Dayton Power & Light (AES Ohio)

Commercial rate guide for AES Ohio — West-central Ohio including Dayton, Springfield, Xenia, and surrounding Montgomery, Greene, and Miami counties. Subsidiary of AES Corporation.

Rate Overview

per kWh

Electric

Available

Rate Structure

General service (GS) and primary service (PS) rate schedules. SSO default supply via competitive bid process. Demand charges for accounts above 10 kW. Seasonal rate adjustments.

Recent Rate Changes

Rising

4.9% delivery rate increase effective March 2026 approved by PUCO for distributi

4.9% delivery rate increase effective March 2026 approved by PUCO for distribution reliability investments and smart grid deployment

Common Billing Issues

Property managers with AES Ohio accounts frequently encounter these billing challenges:

SSO pricing volatility from PJM market fluctuations

Multiple riders including distribution investment rider (DIR)

Demand charges during summer peak periods

CRES supplier switching billing gaps and double charges

Smart meter data discrepancies during AMI rollout

Deregulation & Supply Choice

Deregulated Market

Businesses can choose their energy supplier in this market.

✓Competitive supply choice is available

Ohio is fully deregulated for electric supply. CRES providers offer competitive supply. SSO auction sets default pricing. Delivery regulated by AES Ohio under PUCO jurisdiction.