大庆2025年8月13日 美通社 －－ 2025年8月11日，第十八届全国大学生节能减排社会实践与科技竞赛“康菲杯”产业赛道在黑龙江大庆圆满落幕。作为第十八届全国大学生节能减排社会实践与科技竞赛的重要组成部分，产业赛道由赛事委员会秘书处指导举办，东北石油大学承办，康菲石油中国有限公司（“康菲中国”）连续第二年冠名赞助。

产业赛道旨在激发思维创新，挖掘节能减排与低碳发展领域的优秀项目，培养能源领域下一代青年领袖。经过为期三个月的严格评审，来自长江大学的《碳链地芯基于数字孪生的二氧化碳封存智能调控系统》团队，从全国85所高校提交的254件参赛作品中脱颖而出，斩获铂金奖殊荣。

十支研究团队获颁“康菲杯”产业赛道金奖

本届“康菲杯”产业赛道聚焦五大主题：

• 油气勘探、开发、运输及储存环节的节能减排
• 新能源与油气行业的协同发展
• 碳捕集、利用和封存（CCUS）技术
• 数字化与智能化技术在油气行业的应用
• 油气行业政策与市场机制

“今年是康菲中国连续第二年联合设立并赞助产业赛道。这一赛道搭建起了产学深度融合的宝贵平台，鼓励学生运用创新思维，融合商业洞察解决行业实际挑战。”东北石油大学新能源与材料学院副院长徐颖表示，“衷心感谢康菲中国的鼎力支持，他们为本次产业赛道提供了丰富的资源与专业指导，体现了对青年人才培养的长期承诺。”

“赋能青年学子是我们回馈社区的重要方式。”康菲中国总裁胡凯诚（Markel Hübinette）表示，“随着能源行业不断发展，可持续发展、能源安全与技术创新的重要性日益凸显，培养新一代创新人才已成为当务之急。”

本届产业赛道的总决赛在中国石油工业的发源地大庆举行。决赛现场共有20支研究队伍展开激烈角逐，通过答辩汇报和路演分享等形式，向由行业专家、学者及企业代表组成的专业评审团展示研究成果。最终，大赛共决出1支铂金奖团队、10支金奖团队、15支银奖团队和30支铜奖团队。

“参赛学生们展现出的创新精神、专业热忱与技术能力令我印象深刻。”胡凯诚表示，“总决赛设在大庆更具特殊意义。大庆精神作为中国能源行业的精神象征，将持续激励未来能源领袖们追求卓越，奋勇前行。”

“参加‘康菲杯‘产业赛道，对我而言是一次突破性的挑战。”来自长江大学的铂金奖获奖团队队员周佳怡表示，“比赛让我们有机会走出课堂，向业界专家学习交流。未来，我们将继续探索低碳创新的多样可能，为能源产业低碳发展贡献青年力量。”

总决赛期间，除大赛环节外，康菲中国高管团队还前往铁人王进喜纪念馆进行参观，领略中国能源行业代代传承的奋进力量，致敬大庆精神。

关于康菲石油中国有限公司

康菲公司是全球最大的上游油气勘探开发和生产公司之一。自20世纪80年代起，康菲始终是中国忠诚的合作伙伴，也是中国上游油气行业最大的外国投资和生产商之一。在44年的合作关系中，康菲已将在中国的业务范围扩大到各个领域，包括石油、天然气勘探和生产、液化天然气供应及全球采办服务。此外，康菲中国也在积极探索潜在低碳能源机遇。目前，康菲中国在北京和天津设有办公室。

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