Currently, fossil energy sources such as oil, coal and natural gas predominate in the global energy matrix. In Brazil, the situation is different from the world, as it has one of the cleanest energy matrices on the planet. Considering the importance of the development of renewable energies, especially wind energy, for the decarbonization of the energy sector and with the aim of implementing tools to support the continuous process of environmental planning-management, this work proposes to develop two procedures: (1) verification of applicability and compliance of projects with the IFC Performance Standards (Gap Analysis); (2) elaboration, implementation and monitoring of Biodiversity Action Plans (PABs). In addition, the second proposed procedure will be used to review the existing PAB for the study area (Serra da Babilônia Wind Power Complex, Morro do Chapéu, Bahia), which is operated by Rio Energy. The aim is to identify whether it meets the guidelines of the proposed procedure and indicate possible improvements, if applicable. The elaboration of the procedures was carried out using the process mapping tool. After internal approval at the company, they were incorporated into Rio Energy s Integrated Management System (SGI). The expectation is that the use of the elaborated procedures will raise the quality of the delivered product and bring a better direction for the implementation of the necessary actions, facilitating the monitoring and follow-up by investors. With this instrument, Rio Energy can contribute to adding knowledge to the energy sector, an area where this type of study is scarce.