They will stimulate discussion on renewables, electric vehicles, resource investments and commercial outlooks for copper, lead, zinc and other metals, and how these demand-side developments will impact the local mining industry and economy.

CRU says regulatory requirements in power generation and mobility solutions in Europe, the US, India and China "will have a significant impact on the Peruvian metals and mining sector".

"The key challenge will be to successfully predict these requirements, and the demands they will place on the metals and mining sector, to ensure materials are available.

"In addition, the sector will need to successfully market and produce environmentally responsible, and profitable, commodities."

CRU says its concise one-day agenda will focus on global demand scenarios for new energy commodities, and other key factors affecting investment decisions, such as historical price support levels, relative grades, input prices, projects, costs and margins, across countries and commodities.

The event will also provide information on commodities that will indirectly affect the Peruvian mining industry, including cobalt.

"This innovative summit comes at an ideal time for organisations looking to plan for change in demand and the use of the key commodities," said Nicola Coslett, CEO of CRU Events.

Full details of the conference can be found at www.perumetalsandmining.com