Strong Local Ownership Aspiravi's unique shareholding structure with 94 Belgian cities and municipalities indicates a deep integration with local government and community stakeholders, creating opportunities for partnerships in urban clean energy projects and local government procurement channels.

Expanding Geographies The company's recent expansion into Spain with new wind farm developments presents potential for cross-border project collaboration, joint ventures, and opportunities to offer renewable solutions in emerging European markets.

Strategic Asset Transactions Recent asset sales and acquisitions, including a stake in the Northwind wind farm and the sale of assets to Google, suggest opportunities to engage with Aspiravi in future project financing, co-development, or technology partnerships.

Growing Energy Capacity With a focus on developing and expanding wind projects like the 66 MW Corus wind farm, there are opportunities to supply equipment, technology, or services to support their project pipeline and capacity additions.

Community Engagement Model Aspiravi’s participatory approach with over 13,000 citizen-co-owners indicates a strong community-oriented model that can serve as a basis for tailored citizen engagement solutions, local incentives, and co-ownership platforms for prospective clients.