康菲中国总裁胡凯诚荣获中国政府友谊奖

北京，中国 —— 康菲石油中国有限公司（“康菲中国”）总裁胡凯诚（Markel Hübinette）先生荣获2025年度中国政府友谊奖，以表彰其在推动能源行业高质量发展及深化中外合作领域的卓越贡献。中国政府友谊奖是中国政府授予为中国经济与社会发展作出突出贡献的外国专家的最高荣誉。9月30日，国务委员谌贻琴女士代表中国政府在人民大会堂为获奖外国专家颁奖，胡凯诚先生作为获奖代表之一受邀发言。

“能够获得中国政府友谊奖，我深感荣幸。这份荣誉代表着康菲公司全体团队在过去44年间支持中国能源行业发展与繁荣作出的共同努力。同时，它也体现了我们与中国海洋石油集团有限公司（“中国海油”）、中国石油化工集团有限公司（“中国石化”）等中方合作伙伴携手取得的卓越成就。”胡凯诚表示，“这一奖项具有深远意义，充分彰现了中国政府坚定不移推进高水平对外开放、持续优化营商环境的不懈努力，也体现了对能源行业及包括康菲公司在内的外资企业的高度重视与大力支持。”

胡凯诚出席2025年中国政府友谊奖颁奖仪式

自2019年出任康菲中国管理职务以来，胡凯诚先生始终致力于推动与中国合作伙伴在能源领域的重大项目与合作。在他的带领下，康菲与中国海油紧密协作，积极推进了中国最大海上油田——蓬莱油田的滚动开发及增储上产项目。过去三十年间，双方在蓬莱项目上共同投资超1500亿元人民币，建成18座海上平台及一艘30万吨级的浮式生产储油轮。截至目前，蓬莱油田累计原油产量已超过8300万吨，可满足北京市约一年半的能源需求，为中国能源供应作出了重要贡献。[1]

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与此同时，作为中国主要的液化天然气供应商之一，康菲公司始终致力于向中国供应液化天然气，助力中国向更为清洁的能源结构转型。通过康菲全球合资项目，康菲与中国石化等合作伙伴携手，每年向中国供应近1000万吨液化天然气，占2024年中国液化天然气进口总量的13%至15%。

此外，胡凯诚先生也与中方合作伙伴一道，积极探索与评估中国潜在的上游勘探项目、低碳发展机遇以及替代能源方案，助力中国的能源安全和双碳目标。

胡凯诚先生在能源领域的突出贡献广受赞誉，而他的行动却不止于此。他表示：“我们相信企业的成功与所处社区的繁荣福祉紧密相连。因此，我们致力于回馈当地社区，并创造持久价值。”

在他的倡导下，康菲中国积极履行企业社会责任，累计公益投入已超过8800万元人民币，助力应对健康、教育、环境保护和灾难救助等关键民生领域的严峻挑战。截至目前，康菲中国已帮助2100多名困境儿童获得教育机会，鼓励支持全国大学生探索能源领域的可持续创新议题。此外，康菲中国还资助了来自16个省份、730多名先天性心脏病患儿接受免费手术治疗，并为全国数千名医护人员提供了专业培训的机会。

胡凯诚先生与中国有着不解之缘。早在1998年，刚刚高中毕业的他，用自己兼职所得购买了一张飞往中国的机票，开启了一段为期三个月的背包漫游之旅。中国博大精深的历史人文、民众的热情友善，城乡的蓬勃生机，给他留下了美好而深刻的印象。

此后，他携家人来华工作定居。在这里，他潜心学习中文，体验中国文化深厚底蕴，遍览中华大地大好河山。迄今，他已游历了中国34个省级行政区中的32个，不断加深着对这片广袤土地的理解与热爱。

胡凯诚与家人近期在海南观光游览

“如今，中国已成为我的第二故乡。”胡凯诚说，“在中国工作生活的经历，始终激励着我继续发挥中西交流的桥梁作用，向国际社会介绍中国的优秀实践，讲好中国故事，促进相互理解。我坚信，推动中国与国际社会之间的开放交流与经贸合作，不仅有助于实现共同繁荣，也将为构建人类命运共同体贡献力量。”

2023年，胡凯诚先生荣获天津市海河友谊奖。该奖项由天津市人民政府颁发，以表彰他对能源行业以及天津市经济和社会发展所做出的贡献。

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关于康菲石油中国有限公司

自20世纪80年代起，康菲公司一直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。目前，康菲中国在北京和天津设有办公室。

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