News Releases

Veteran and first-time storm responders are supporting recovery efforts after Hurricane Isaias.

Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR) sensors mounted on vehicles and drones may be visible across the Texas Panhandle over the coming weeks. 

SWEPCO is encouraging residential customers who may be struggling with electric bills to call before Oct. 31 to see what assistance programs, payment options and temporary bill support measures may be available for their accounts.

The temporary measures are aimed at helping customers manage higher electric bills following an extended period of extreme summer heat across Arkansas, Louisiana and Texas. 

Donation will support purchase of important technology to advance Epilepsy Care and Diagnosis.

SWEPCO announces expanded bill assistance and temporary relief measures for residential customers.

Many of the features of the home in Bossier City's Duckwater Landing neighborhood work together to improve comfort, increase efficiency, and help manage energy use. 

For 100 years, SWEPCO's Arsenal Hill Power Plant has helped power homes, businesses and communities across the region. Employees, retirees and company leaders recently came together to celebrate the plant's century-long legacy and the people who have kept it running.

This week, customers in parts of Shreveport and Bossier City may see additional tree trimming crews at work as part of SWEPCO's ongoing commitment to providing safe, reliable power.

To help customers stay safe and comfortable, SWEPCO is suspending residential disconnections for nonpayment through the end of the week.