The search for clean energy development has motivated the expansion of renewable sources of generation around the world. In Brazil, Small Hydro Plants (SHP) and Cogenaration from Sugarcane waste (Biomass) have proven themselves to be attractive alternatives during the last years. Nevertheless, both tecnologies have seazonal (yet complementary) availability. This fact results in financial risks that can make the commercialization of these plants energy individually too risky. SHPs have the option of mitigating their risk by joining the Energy Realocation Mecanism (ERM). The ERM, additionally, gives the SHPs the flexibility of allocate its firm energy in different manners along the year, which can be a valuable tool in mitigating the risks due to the seasonal availability of these plants. In this work, the combination of SHPs and Biomass in a single portfolio will be studied as a tool to mitigate the risks each plant faces individually. In particular, we will study the impact that this combination has over the decision process of SHPs on how to allocate their firm energy and how this different allocation can prove to be beneficial to both generators. In order to do so, a stochastic optimization model will be proposed to simulate the decision process of the SHPs on how to allocate its firm energy when combined in a portfolio with a Biomass in a fixed proportion or in the context of portfolio optimization. Case studies will be presented showing different strategies of commercialization by these generators and how the firm energy allocation decision by the SHP changes in each case.