TREE NEWS update: Peru’s Minister of Energy and Mines, Guillermo Shinno, said on the 24th that mining cooperation has stood out since the Peru-China free trade agreement took effect in 2010. Peru is pushing to further expand investment by Chinese companies in mining and energy, particularly in non-conventional renewable energy.
Peru invites Chinese firms to expand mining and energy investment
The pitch is less about mining expansion than about diversifying Peru's energy mix, with non-conventional renewables singled out as the open door. That signals a shift in what Lima wants from Chinese capital: not just extraction, but power generation capacity. Whether Chinese developers respond at scale — and how Peru's permitting and community-relations record shapes that — is the question worth tracking.
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