Students spoke about the development of the Arctic at the International Engineering CASE-IN Championship

Does the Arctic have a future? What steps should be taken to develop it?  How to build the energy sector of the Yamal and Taimyr Peninsulas? More than 500 students from Russia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Belarus tried to answer these questions. The International Engineering Championship "CASE-IN". The future engineers presented their ideas for the development of the "edge of white silence" to the jury.

"What does the field development system actually include? It starts with exploration, infrastructure, construction of all equipment, and development. Next, the collection of hydrocarbons and transportation to the consumer, step-by-step to make all this, calculate, carry out economic calculations and give a schedule like this", - students speak knowledgeably Eastern Federal University cities of Yakutsk Sergey Pavlov and Vitaly Vinchenko. 

The "CASE-IN" championship originated in 2012.  Artyom Korolev, the ideological inspirer of the competition for novice engineers, admits that initially there was one direction – mining.  In this year's final, students presented ways to solve engineering cases in six areas already.:  "Geological exploration", "Metallurgy", "Oil and gas business", "Petrochemistry", "Electric power industry", "Mining".

"The championship received a single theme, the development of the Arctic, all the cases are devoted to this topic, it is connected with the instruction of the leadership of our country on the training of personnel for the development of the northern territories, all the cases of the qualifying stages and the finals were tied to the Arctic, and the guys learned a lot about it during these six months.", - the organizer emphasizes The International Engineering Championship "CASE-IN"  Artem Korolev.

It was not difficult for students from Kyrgyzstan to make a plan for the development of the Arctic, as the specific region reminded them of the nature of their native land.  Future specialists also looked for foreign methods of solving the case and consulted with scientific supervisors.  

"Solving the case is an opportunity to gain additional educational skills outside the university, and we have considered a wide range of problems that are taken from real production facilities. As future energy specialists, this is of great importance to us." Students of the Kyrgyz State Technical University are confident Muhamet and Asan Uulu.

Participation in the International Engineering Championship "CASE-IN" is, first of all, a chance to express yourself and in the future receive an offer to complete an internship and get a job in the largest energy companies in the industry.

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