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Bioagra continues its sponsorship of the Nysa Municipal Ice Rink in a new location. The facility offers visitors a completely new experience of ice skating and cheering on the efforts of young skaters.

Since mid-November, ice skating enthusiasts from Nysa and the surrounding area have been able to enjoy a modern, covered facility in a brand new location at the Frajda Municipal Swimming Pool. The new location guarantees weather independence and a range of additional amenities.

Comfort and facilities

In addition to the ice rink’s roof, which helps mitigate the whimsy weather, the new location of the facility also provides greater comfort for parents and guardians. They can observe the players and fans from behind the rink’s railings, something that was previously impossible.

Additionally, the extensive facilities offer comfortable, warm seating, perfect for waiting after a session on the rink, regardless of the outside temperature. A heated food court is also available, serving hot drinks, nutritious lunches, snacks, and pizza fresh from the oven.

Ice skates and helmet rental

An extensive rental shop is also available on-site, offering ice skates and safety helmets, which Bioagra has replenished in previous years. Those with their own equipment can take advantage of professional skate sharpening services.

As always, numerous themed events and attractions are planned throughout the season to diversify the facility’s winter offerings.

Bioagra – another year at the ice rink

Bioagra’s continued role as the official sponsor of the ice rink is part of the ongoing support for the local community. The company is focused on promoting health, recreation, and sustainable development. The company’s commitment, implemented in collaboration with the Nysa Development Agency, includes financial support and, in some cases, even engineering expertise.

In previous years, Bioagra has helped develop a concept for reducing energy consumption in cooling the ice rink, thus combining winter fun with environmental responsibility.

The subject of the contract is the design of a photovoltaic farm, including: development of a concept, design documentation (land development plan, architectural and construction design and technical design within the meaning of the Construction Law), obtaining a building permit and design supervision over the implementation of the investment.

The inquiry is related to the project entitled “Construction of a RFNBO hydrogen production installation along with accompanying infrastructure, including the construction of an installation generating electricity from renewable sources” co-financed by the National Reconstruction Program, investment B2.1.1. “Investments in hydrogen technologies, production, storage and transport of hydrogen in the form of non-repayable support.” The entity supporting the investment is the National Economy Bank  (Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego / BGK), and the institution responsible for the implementation of the Program is the Minister of Climate and Environment.

We invite interested contractors to submit their bids.

The Contracting Authority reserves the right to award the Contractor additional contracts, not covered by the subject of the main contract, in an amount not exceeding 50% of the value of the subject of the main contract, necessary for its proper execution and resulting from, among other things: 

1. technical or economic reasons, separating the additional contract from the subject of the main contract requiring disproportionately high costs; 
2. the execution of the subject of the main contract is dependent on the execution of the additional contract.

Detailed information can be found in the full documentation. We encourage you to read it in the “Competitiveness Database”: Photovoltaic farm project – tender

Financing

The project is co-financed by the National Recovery and Resilience Plan, under program B2.1.1. “Investments in hydrogen technologies, production, storage, and transport of hydrogen in the form of non-repayable support.” The investment supporter is the National Economy Bank (Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego / BGK), and the institution responsible for implementing the program is the Minister of Climate and Environment. The project aligns with the objectives of the European Industrial Strategy, the Recovery Plan for Europe, and the Green Deal.

Another batch of small eels from the depths of the Sargasso Sea has arrived in Lake Nysa. This year’s stocking campaign has additional significance for the local ecosystem, which is still suffering from the devastating flood of September 2024.

The flood that hit the region in September 2024 caused massive damage to infrastructure and wildlife. Many residents and anglers watched with sadness as the water washed dead fish ashore. The natural disaster depleted the fish population in Lake Nysa, leaving it vulnerable to imbalance.

As part of the June campaign, approximately 4 000 young eels, each weighing around 12 grams, were released into the lake. All of them originate from the depths of the Sargasso Sea.

– The company has been supporting the restocking of Lake Nysa for over a decade – says Mirosław Obarski of Bioagra – This cyclical process allows for the creation of a fully functional aquatic ecosystem. This is especially important when nature needs help recovering from last year’s flood.

– Artificially grown individuals have been brought to Lake Nysa, caught from the Atlantic Ocean – says Jakub Roszuk, ichthyologist and director of the Polish Angling Association (PZW) in Opole. – They drift there after being born in the depths of the Sargasso Sea.

As part of their year-and-a-half-long reproductive migration, eels migrate from inland waters to the Sargasso Sea on the other side of the Atlantic. They spawn at depths of up to 1 000 meters. The adults die, leaving behind eel larvae, which can drift for up to two years towards Europe.

The June stocking program is helping wildlife struggle to regain its balance. Thanks to the joint efforts of the Polish Angling Association (PZW) and the involvement of partners like Bioagra, the chances of fully restoring Lake Nysa’s disturbed ecosystem are increasing.

In response to the flood crisis, the Polish Angling Association in Opole has undertaken extensive remedial measures. In addition to stocking, efforts have also begun to restore natural water corridors where fish can breed and overwinter. These efforts also include monitoring the quality of habitats and food in tributaries of the Nysa Kłodzka River.

Bioagra was among those honored during the gala “Because helping is strength,” which took place at the Wanda Pawlik Nysa Cultural Center. The Nysa County government presented the company with a symbolic statuette, appreciating its commitment and real support for the local community during and after the September flood that affected the region.

The ceremony was the culmination of the Nysa County Day celebrations and was an expression of appreciation for the people, organizations and institutions whose actions proved invaluable in the fight against the effects of the natural disaster. Bioagra’s recognition is a confirmation of its important role in this joint effort.

The company’s commitment was evident from the very beginning of the crisis. In response to the immediate threat to the region, Bioagra immediately supported flood relief efforts by providing 1,000 specialized big bags. These enabled the rapid reinforcement of a weakened embankment on the Nysa River using helicopters. When the embankment elsewhere was threatened with collapse, the company delivered overnight shipments of sand and rubble. At the same time, materials for temporary embankment repairs were delivered, and specialized pumps and a mobile water tanker were provided to remove water from flooded buildings.

Bioagra’s assistance also extended to key urban infrastructure. Bioagra provided Nyska Energetyka Cieplna company with 1 000 liters of specialized ethanol (isopropanol), which enabled NEC employees to rescue flooded electronics in over a hundred hot water and heating stations. This action significantly accelerated the process of restoring heating and hot water to the residents of Nysa in the beginning of the heating season.

Aid for the education sector was also a significant element of the support. Bioagra donated a total of PLN 100 000 to the three most affected primary schools in Nysa – No. 1, No. 5, and No. 10. The funds were allocated to rebuilding and equipping damaged rooms, including kitchens, locker rooms, technical labs, and computer rooms. The company also provided educational institutions with surface and hand disinfectants, which allowed for safer work during the cleanup of flooded rooms.

– Our company has strong ties to the region – says Mirosław Obarski of Bioagra. – We see this distinction as recognition of our sense of responsibility for the local community, of which the company is an integral part.

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Record-breaking interest and a fast run – an accurate summary of the 12th edition of the Nysa Run, which took place on Saturday evening in Nysa. As many as 1 400 runners registered for the 10 km race, and almost 800 people took part in the Family Mile.

Crowded start, emotions at the finish

For the first time in the event’s history, the entry list was closed well before the race. A record 1 400 participants registered for the event. The co-organizer of the race, Jacek Makowski, admits that there were more people willing to run than there were starting numbers.

– This is likely due to the race’s good reputation, the charming route, and Nysa itself. For the past two years, the race final has been held on the Polonia Nysa stadium track, giving fans the opportunity to cheer on the final stretch with excitement – emphasizes Jacek Makowski.

Fast pace at the front of the race

The top runners completed the 10-kilometer course in just over half an hour. Artur Olejarz triumphed in the men’s category with a time of 31:13, ahead of Przemysław Dąbrowski (31:28) and Piotr Lesik (32:33).

The fastest female runner was Monika Olejarz, who finished in a respectable 6th place overall with a time of 33:59. This is one of the best results in the women category, in the event’s history.

The Nysa run route is certified by the Polish Athletics Association and considered one of the fastest in Poland. 

Family Mile with a record

Record attendance was also recorded for the Family Mile. This approximately 1.6-kilometer run for entire families attracted nearly 800 participants, making this year’s edition the largest in the history of this recreational event.

– We are particularly pleased with the turnout for this race, which attracts many children and youth from the region. Thanks to initiatives like these, we are building a local sports culture – say the