Brazil's Migratio group, led by managing partner Fábio Saldanha, is at the forefront of sustainable energy projects in the country. In collaboration with ASJA, Migratio Bioenergia is investing 190mn reais to generate electricity from biogas and produce green hydrogen. The projects in Campina Grande and Guarabira aim to benefit 20,000 households, with a combined capacity of 2.5MW and an estimated annual generation of 40GWh. These initiatives are a significant step towards sustainable energy production and reducing carbon emissions. In another effort, Begreen Bioenergia e Fertilizantes Sustentáveis, a joint venture involving Migratio Participações, Torao Participações, and Pharo Participações, is working on building plants for low-carbon hydrogen and ammonia production in Rio Grande do Sul. This project, with investments of 150mn reais, will contribute to Brazil's self-sufficiency in nitrogen fertilizer production. Migratio is actively seeking financial support from regional banks and exploring partnerships with food industries to promote the local production of green fertilizers. The group's commitment to sustainable energy and decarbonization is evident in its strategic investments and collaborations across various regions in Brazil.