Students from Stavropol will defend the honor of the North Caucasus Federal District at the final "CASE-IN"

36 teams from six universities of the North Caucasus competed for a ticket to the finals of the Autumn Cup of International Engineering Competitions. The guys from Vladikavkaz, Makhachkala, Nevinnomyssk, Pyatigorsk and Stavropol dreamed of winning it.

As a result, luck smiled on the persistent students of the North Caucasus Federal University. The jury decided to send the "System Emperor" team to the capital of the Russian Federation. It includes Mikhail Lobanov, Alexander Ovcharenko, Dmitry Turchenko and Beslan Shidov.

The contestants had to solve the problem of global climate change. Each team has developed a set of measures to reduce emissions of air pollutants in permafrost. In addition, the partner of the CASE-IN cup aimed to find a solution, taking into account the laws of our country.

In their response to the task, Stavropol residents proposed combining technologies for direct carbon dioxide capture and a method for increasing oil recovery from wells.  «Our project is relevant in connection with Russia's adoption of the Paris Agreement in 2018. It will allow generating environmentally friendly electricity at thermal power plants, GRES and thermal power plants," shared Mikhail Lobanov, captain of the Stavropol team.  The idea will also serve to reduce emissions of spent carbon dioxide every year.

The final of the Autumn Cup of the championship will be held on December 16 as a grandiose fight simultaneously in several "CASE-IN" leagues. Leaders will be able to complete internships and internships at leading companies in the industry, get a chance to work in them later, as well as preferential admission to master's and postgraduate studies at 20 partner universities.

Since 2019, the championship itself has been included in the Presidential Platform "Russia – the Land of Opportunities", headed by Vladimir Putin. This year, the Autumn Cup "CASE-IN" is included in the plan of the Year of Science and Technology.

A source: Evening Stavropol