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German-Brazilian

Consortium

The German-Brazilian consortium behind Monte Alto — Conselho Administrativo, German coordination, Brazilian partners.

Who is behind the project

Monte Alto is being developed by a German-Brazilian consortium. The project is carried by the Conselho Administrativo do Programa de Biogás Alemanha-Brasil — a German-Brazilian administrative board, under which Monte Alto is being developed as the concrete first project (as of update February 2026).

The collaboration combines German process engineering, data architecture and project development with Brazilian academic, institutional and regional-economic grounding.

On the German side

German coordination lies with the Ing.-Büro Dr. Baumann & Drope.

Dr. Andreas Baumann

Management and project initiator. Project development with a focus on IT, data architecture and platform conception.

Dirk Drope

Management and project initiator. Overall leadership, contractual matters, technology selection and process engineering.

German plant engineering partner

Experienced plant engineering with patents and a specialisation in biogas and water treatment plants. The named partner will be communicated publicly once contracts and corporate structure are final.

On the Brazilian side

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UNESP

Universidade Estadual Paulista — academic partner for the accompanying scientific research.

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FUNDUNESP

UNESP Development Foundation — funding and administration structure for research materials.

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City of Monte Alto-SP

Prefeitura de Monte Alto-SP, with directorates for environment and sustainability, industry and trade, as well as agriculture.

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Conselho Administrativo — Brazilian members

Twelve Brazilian members with functions in general coordination, international representation, legal support, communication and social coordination. Full list of members available on request.

Corporate structure

Under structuring The final corporate structure of the project — suitable German and Brazilian corporate vehicles — is being refined as part of the project structuring. The constellation set out here reflects the status as of May 2026 and may be extended by further parties.