Anastasia E. Lennon is a reporter at The New Bedford Light. She covers a range of topics including the fishing industry, offshore wind, and police, while also delving into social issues and government politics. Lennon is featured in The New Bedford Light and has previously contributed to The Standard-Times and The Patriot Ledger.
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Anastasia's coverage primarily focuses on local issues in New Bedford, Massachusetts. She frequently covers government announcements and data-driven topics related to crime, privacy & cybersecurity, as well as scientific matters such as offshore wind and UMass Dartmouth.
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14 turbine blades built for Vineyard Wind have shipped from New Bedford to France, as layoffs roil GE Vernova’s blade-making plant in Quebec.
By: Anastasia E. Lennon
Massachusetts’ turbine blade testing center, North America’s largest, certifies new wind blade models before they’re commercially manufactured. It’s going to grow, to test even longer blades.
By: Anastasia E. Lennon
The New Bedford Ocean Cluster’s new home will connect established companies, start-ups and local businesses to grow a local “blue economy.”
By: Anastasia E. Lennon
The unions’ ambitious goal — 30 gigawatts of offshore wind power by 2040 — pushes back against Trump’s election and other industry setbacks.
Light reporters surveyed the Vineyard Wind lease area by boat on Nov. 20 and found that more than 30 towers were standing, about one-third of which had no blades.
By: Anastasia E. Lennon
Those headed for Nantucket can take the Hy-Line ferry from Hyannis, while Martha’s Vineyard travelers can opt for ferry service out of Woods Hole (about an hour drive from New Bedford).
Guest Author: Anastasia E. Lennon In mid-2023, company executives projected the wind farm would be fully operational in 2024.
By: Anastasia E. Lennon
An updated map from the company dated Nov. 26 showed that one of its turbines, labeled AT39, no longer had blades.
The Light examines the troubled GE wind turbine blade, how blades are manufactured, and what can cause them to break.
By: Anastasia E. Lennon
SouthCoast Wind plans to use the New Bedford Marine Commerce Terminal to stage the major turbine components (as Vineyard Wind has been doing).
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