北京2025年10月30日 /美通社/ -- 康菲石油中國有限公司（"康菲中國"）總裁胡凱誠（Markel Hübinette）先生榮獲2025年度中國政府友誼獎，以表彰其在推動能源行業(yè)高質量發(fā)展及深化中外合作領域的卓越貢獻。中國政府友誼獎是中國政府授予為中國經(jīng)濟與社會發(fā)展作出突出貢獻的外國專家的最高榮譽。

"能夠獲得中國政府友誼獎，我深感榮幸。這份榮譽代表著康菲公司全體團隊在過去44年間支持中國能源行業(yè)發(fā)展與繁榮作出的共同努力。同時，它也體現(xiàn)了我們與中國海洋石油集團有限公司（"中國海油"）、中國石油化工集團有限公司（"中國石化"）等中方合作伙伴攜手取得的卓越成就。"胡凱誠表示，"這一獎項具有深遠意義，充分彰現(xiàn)了中國政府堅定不移推進高水平對外開放、持續(xù)優(yōu)化營商環(huán)境的不懈努力，也體現(xiàn)了對能源行業(yè)及包括康菲公司在內的外資企業(yè)的高度重視與大力支持。"

自2019年出任康菲中國管理職務以來，胡凱誠先生始終致力于推動與中國合作伙伴在能源領域的重大項目與合作。在他的帶領下，康菲與中國海油緊密協(xié)作，積極推進了中國最大海上油田——蓬萊油田的滾動開發(fā)及增儲上產(chǎn)項目。過去三十年間，雙方在蓬萊項目上共同投資超1500億元人民幣，建成18座海上平臺及一艘30萬噸級的浮式生產(chǎn)儲油輪。截至目前，蓬萊油田累計原油產(chǎn)量已超過8300萬噸，可滿足北京市約一年半的能源需求，為中國能源供應作出了重要貢獻。^[1]

與此同時，作為中國主要的液化天然氣供應商之一，康菲公司始終致力于向中國供應液化天然氣，助力中國向更為清潔的能源結構轉型。通過康菲全球合資項目，康菲與中國石化等合作伙伴攜手，每年向中國供應近1000萬噸液化天然氣，占2024年中國液化天然氣進口總量的13%至15%。

此外，胡凱誠先生也與中方合作伙伴一道，積極探索與評估中國潛在的上游勘探項目、低碳發(fā)展機遇以及替代能源方案，助力中國的能源安全和雙碳目標。

胡凱誠先生在能源領域的突出貢獻廣受贊譽，而他的行動卻不止于此。他表示："我們相信企業(yè)的成功與所處社區(qū)的繁榮福祉緊密相連。因此，我們致力于回饋當?shù)厣鐓^(qū)，并創(chuàng)造持久價值。"

在他的倡導下，康菲中國積極履行企業(yè)社會責任，累計公益投入已超過8800萬元人民幣，助力應對健康、教育、環(huán)境保護和災難救助等關鍵民生領域的嚴峻挑戰(zhàn)。截至目前，康菲中國已幫助2100多名困境兒童獲得教育機會，鼓勵支持全國大學生探索能源領域的可持續(xù)創(chuàng)新議題。此外，康菲中國還資助了來自16個省份、730多名先天性心臟病患兒接受免費手術治療，并為全國數(shù)千名醫(yī)護人員提供了專業(yè)培訓的機會。

胡凱誠先生與中國有著不解之緣。早在1998年，剛剛高中畢業(yè)的他，用自己兼職所得購買了一張飛往中國的機票，開啟了一段為期三個月的背包漫游之旅。中國博大精深的歷史人文、民眾的熱情友善，城鄉(xiāng)的蓬勃生機，給他留下了美好而深刻的印象。

此后，他攜家人來華工作定居。在這里，他潛心學習中文，體驗中國文化深厚底蘊，遍覽中華大地大好河山。迄今，他已游歷了中國34個省級行政區(qū)中的32個，不斷加深著對這片廣袤土地的理解與熱愛。

"如今，中國已成為我的第二故鄉(xiāng)。"胡凱誠說，"在中國工作生活的經(jīng)歷，始終激勵著我繼續(xù)發(fā)揮中西交流的橋梁作用，向國際社會介紹中國的優(yōu)秀實踐，講好中國故事，促進相互理解。我堅信，推動中國與國際社會之間的開放交流與經(jīng)貿合作，不僅有助于實現(xiàn)共同繁榮，也將為構建人類命運共同體貢獻力量。"

2023年，胡凱誠先生榮獲天津市海河友誼獎。該獎項由天津市人民政府頒發(fā)，以表彰他對能源行業(yè)以及天津市經(jīng)濟和社會發(fā)展所做出的貢獻。

關于康菲石油中國有限公司

自20世紀80年代起，康菲公司一直是中國忠誠的合作伙伴，也是中國上游油氣行業(yè)最大的外國投資和生產(chǎn)商之一。在44年的合作關系中，康菲已將在中國的業(yè)務范圍擴大到各個領域，包括石油、天然氣勘探和生產(chǎn)、液化天然氣供應及全球采辦服務。目前，康菲中國在北京和天津設有辦公室。

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