NEW ENGLAND ELECTRIC SYSTEM
U-12-IB, 1999-01-29
ELECTRIC SERVICES
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              FORM U-12(I)-B (THREE-YEAR STATEMENT)

                SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
                         WASHINGTON, D.C.

                  Three-Year Period Ending 2001

              FORM U-12(I)-B (THREE-YEAR STATEMENT)

Statement Pursuant to Section 12(i) of Public Utility Holding Company Act of
1935 by a Person Regularly Employed or Retained by a Registered Holding
Company or a Subsidiary Thereof and Whose Employment Contemplates Only Routine
Expenses as Specified in Rule 71(b)

(To be filed in DUPLICATE.  If acknowledgment is desired, file in triplicate)

1. Name and business address of person filing statement.

  See attached Exhibit A
  
2. Names and business addresses of any persons through whom the undersigned
  proposes to act in matters included within the exemption provided by
  paragraph(b) of Rule U-71.

  None.

3. Registered holding companies and subsidiary companies by which the
   undersigned is regularly employed or retained.

   Yankee Atomic Power Company and Connecticut Yankee Atomic Power Company.

4. Position or relationship in which the undersigned is employed or retained
   by each of the companies named in item 3, and brief description of nature
   of services to be rendered in each such position or relationship.

  See attached Exhibit A

5. (a) Compensation received during the current year and estimated to be
   received over the next two calendar years by the undersigned or others,
   directly or indirectly, for services rendered by the undersigned, from each
   of the companies designated in item 3.  (Use column (a) as supplementary
   statement only.)

   See attached Exhibit B

(b) Basis for compensation if other than salary.



6.   (To be answered in supplementary statement only.  See instructions.) 
     Expenses incurred by the undersigned or any person named in item 2, above,
     during the calendar year in connection with the activities described in
     item 4, above, and the source or sources of reimbursement for same.

  (a) Total amount of routine expenses charged to client:

      See attached Exhibit B

  (b) Itemized list of other expenses:          None

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Yankee Atomic Power Company 


     s/ Thomas W. Bennet
By:  ____________________________________________
    Thomas W. Bennet


     s/ Donald K. Davis
By:  ____________________________________________
     Donald K. Davis







Date: January 29, 1999





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                          EXHIBIT INDEX



Exhibit No.         Description                        Page
- -----------         -----------                        ----

   A         Names, positions, corporate affiliations  Filed
             and business addresses of individuals who herewith
             may act during 1999, 2000, and 2001 in
             matters included within the exemption
             provided by paragraph (b) of Rule 71

   B         Compensation received during the current  Filed
             year and estimated to be received over the     herewith
             next two calendar years and total amount
             of routine expenses charged to client in 1998





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                                                       EXHIBIT A


Names, positions, corporate affiliations and business addresses of individuals
who may act during 1999, 2000, and 2001 in matters included within the
exemption provided by paragraph (b) of Rule 71:

Connecticut Yankee Atomic Power Company

Thomas W. Bennet
Vice President, Treasurer, and CFO of
Connecticut Yankee Atomic Power Company and
Yankee Atomic Power Company 
580 Main Street
Bolton, MA 01740

Donald K. Davis
Chairman, President, and CEO of
Connecticut Yankee Atomic Power Company and
Yankee Atomic Power Company 
580 Main Street
Bolton, MA 01740



The duties of each of the above-listed individuals may require, among other
things, such appearances as may be necessary before the Federal Energy
Regulatory Commission, the Securities and Exchange Commission, and, possibly
on rare occasions, Congress, or the staff of the Commissions or Congress, to
present or discuss matters affecting the New England Electric System
companies.  The time devoted to such activities represents only a small
fraction of the time devoted to the duties of their above-listed positions.



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                                                  EXHIBIT B
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                   Total Compensation
Name of Recipient  Received in 1998(A)       Estimated Compensation (B)
- -----------------  -------------------     ------------------------------
                                        1999     2000     2001
                                        ----     ----     ----
<S>             <C>                     <C>      <C>      <C>

Thomas W. Bennet                $125,000       $125,000          $125,000      $125,000
Donald K. Davis                 $280,000       $280,000          $280,000      $280,000


(A)                        Does not include incentive compensation, if any, for 1998, which amount
                           is not determined at this time.  Includes bonuses paid to recipient in
                           calendar year 1998 and contributions made to 401(K) plan and excludes
                           health insurance amounts and dependent care spending and health care
                           spending allowances paid by employee and amounts reported to the IRS as
                           taxable compensation re: life insurance and other fringe benefits.

(B)                        Does not include an estimate of incentive compensation.

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                              Total Amount of Routine Expenses
   Name                           Charged to Client in 1998
   ----                       --------------------------------
<S>                                     <C>

T. W. Bennet                                      $9,280

D. K. Davis                                      $16,931


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