233 required to support them. Prioritize high-feasibility measures before scaling more complex solutions. 6.1 Phased Implementation Roadmap The following roadmap translates these principles into concrete phases with defined objectives and priority actions. Table 7 — Phased Implementation Roadmap: 2026–2040 Phase 1: Foundation (2026–2028) Objective: Reduce high-cost fuel exposure; build data and operational capabilities. 1. Progressive substitution of diesel in stationary generation and thermal uses. 2. Structure renewable PPAs complemented by gas-backed firming mechanisms. 3. Establish Scope 1 and Scope 2 MRV systems as audit-ready capabilities. 4. Commission infrastructure gap assessment for the full Camisea value chain. 5. Evaluate physical deliverability of all energy sources to mine sites. 6. Engage anchor demand negotiations to catalyze pipeline or LNG investment in southern Peru. Phase 2: Scaling (2029–2033) Objective: Strengthen system flexibility and security; reduce backup fuel reliance. 1. Scale all generation sources with enhanced operational and contractual flexibility. 2. Expand CNG and LNG transport corridors for mining supply chains. 3. Align new capacity additions with transmission infrastructure and reserve margins. 4. Optimize contractual structures for variable renewable delivery profiles. 5. Reduce measurable reliance on emergency diesel backup. 6. Apply for sustainability-linked financing using verified emissions data. 7. Develop and operationalize complementary services markets to improve grid reliability, flexibility, and system security. Phase 3: Consolidation and Optionality (2034–2040) Objective: Optimize the energy mix; evaluate emerging technologies; lock in transition gains.
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