This dissertation presents a dynamic framework for renewable energy portfolios, based on real options, that maximize the risk-averse investment value. Differently from similar models, several classes of uncertainty are taken into account simultaneously and the project values are calculated by means of a hybrid robust and stochastic optimization model. The investment framework is suitable for any market that allows bilateral trading (as in the Brazilian free contracting environment) and is designed for a generation company or energy trading company, that intends to invest in a renewablesource portfolio. Using this framework it is possible to define how much to buy or build from each renewable source, how much to sell from the energy portfolio, and the best moment to invest. Additionally, the premium for investing simultaneously in several complementary renewable sources is also determined. The section responsible for supporting the dynamic investment timing decision uses the binomial lattice proposed by Bastian-Pinto et al [9], to describe mean reverting processes. This framework improves industry practices, contributes to increase renewables competitiveness and proposes an arragement that reduces the need for subsidies. As a consequence, this model contributes to foster the penetration of renewable sources in Brazilian electricity market.