Lyceum students from Kazan won the gold of the CASE-IN championship

The victory in the main engineering competition for schoolchildren was won by the Chemical Lyceum of KNRTU: on October 14 in Moscow, at the Youth Day of the Russian Energy Week Forum, the winner of the Energy Classes direction of the School League of the International Engineering CASE-IN Championship, which is supported by the Presidential Platform "Russia – the land of Opportunities", was determined.

The team won gold medals, the main cup and valuable prizes from the organizers of the championship. COOL SPARK (11B Gazprom-class, supervised by Gazprom Transgaz Kazan LLC) as part of Vlad Romanov, Dmitry Denisov, Anvara Yafasova and Dmitry Starostin. The lyceum students presented the project "Energy for Remote Territories" to the expert commission, in which they worked out in detail a phased scenario for the development of energy in isolated and hard-to-reach regions of Russia until 2100.

The second Lyceum team — "THE BREEZE" (10B Gazprom-class, supervised by Gazprom Transgaz Nizhny Novgorod LLC) as part of Raida Khairutdinova, Kirill Yelistratov, Daniil Ismailov and Valeria Pustobaeva — recognized as the winner of the team video contest. Their project "Technologies of the Future: Designing new Energy" was highly appreciated for its in-depth study of implementation risks and scenario management.

The award ceremony was attended by Deputy Chairman of the Gazprom Management Committee, Head of the Department of Advanced Development Oleg Aksyutin. He warmly congratulated the winning team, noting that it is precisely such projects that form the personnel reserve for the technological sovereignty of the country.

The mentor of both teams was Mignonette Bagatova — a teacher of additional education, a methodologist for scientific work at the KNRTU boarding school for gifted children with an in-depth study of chemistry.

"The teacher's great work is behind this victory. Thanks to Rezeda Gumarovna for teaching our lyceum students today to solve national-scale problems and think for decades ahead," he wrote in your channel Rector of KNRTU Yuri Kazakov. He also addressed the winners: "Guys, you are our pride! You have serious studies and a lot of engineering work ahead of you. I wish you to keep up the pace and boldly project the future."

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