Port of Antwerp-Bruges Welcomes Windrose for European Assembly
Windrose establishes Windrose Park Antwerp along Noorderlaan — its first European electric truck assembly facility.
Windrose has established Windrose Park Antwerp along the Noorderlaan at the Port of Antwerp-Bruges — its first European flagship site for truck assembly, sub-assembly, and distribution.
The facility marks a key step in Windrose's European manufacturing strategy, enabling local assembly and distribution of electric trucks across the continent.
The Port of Antwerp-Bruges is one of Europe's busiest logistics hubs, with direct connections to major freight corridors across the EU. Windrose's presence here reinforces its commitment to European customers and partners.
Windrose Park Antwerp runs on 100% wind power. Under a direct energy supply arrangement with Vleemo — the Flemish wind energy company operating turbines on industrial land inside the port perimeter — every truck assembled at the site is built using clean electricity generated within the Port of Antwerp itself: no grid fossil mix, no offset accounting, and no transmission losses between generation and consumption.
The wind supply covers both the assembly operations and the charging infrastructure adjacent to Windrose Park — meaning trucks rolled off the line can be charged on wind power before leaving for customer delivery. For fleet operators calculating scope 3 emissions, this makes the Windrose supply chain measurably cleaner at the point of manufacture. Read the full announcement: Windrose Park Antwerp Runs on 100% Wind Power →
