Last
year
Colruyt
stepped
up
its
stake
in
Northwind
to
66.7%,
with
Belgian
wind
developer
Aspiravi
holding
the
remainder,
as
part
of
an
ownership
shake-up
that
saw
the
other
two
investors
–
Electrawinds
and
Depret
–
divest
their
shares.
The
backing
of
Colruyt
–
which
benefits
from
a
strong
balance
sheet
and
healthy
cash
flow,
and
which
also
owns
a
minority
share
in
the
Belwind
project
–
has
been
seen
as
a
major
vote
of
confidence
in
Belgium’s
offshore
wind
sector.
But
with
the
supermarket
on
the
hook
for
a
major…
