Ikona BIP Ikona Portal Pracownika Ikona poczty Facebook Twitter Instagram Youtube Linkedin RSS Ikona szukania PLEN

Rescue operation in Pniówek aborted

After penetrating 185 meters of the N-6 longwall, rescue workers failed to find the last missing miner. Rescue workers were working in increasingly difficult temperature conditions with each meter of progress.

photo: Dawid Lach

The operation manager, after consulting with the extended operation management team, decided to abort the rescue operation due to the safety of the rescue workers.

Thus, the mine's management is returning to the second planned solution in the operation plan, i.e. to seal off the longwall area and make a cross-cut from the N-9 ramp directly to the N-6 longwall to the place where the missing miner is likely to be.  The drilling of the cross-cut and preparation for another rescue operation may take about a month.

Other news

The end of Jas-Mos

Another chapter in the history of the Jas-Mos mine has come to a close. The JAS II skip shaft tower was demolished using 50 kg of dynamite placed in more than 800 holes drilled into the structure. These are the final cleanup operations at the site, which for years was…

JSW to apply for a loan

On 17 August 2026, the Management Board of Jastrzębska Spółka Węglowa SA adopted a resolution approving the submission of an application to Agencja Rozwoju Przemysłu SA (ARP) for a loan of up to PLN 1.066 billion. The planned financing would replace the ongoing sale of…

JSW with a loan of more than 824 million zlotys

Jastrzębska Spółka Węglowa SA has signed an agreement with the Industrial Development Agency (ARP) regarding a loan under the amended Act on the System of Development Institutions. The total funding amounts to PLN 824 million, and the funds will be disbursed in…

JSW Group’s operational data for Q2 2026

In Q2 2026, the JSW Group reported stable production and higher sales prices, and achieved nearly half of its annual production target.

First employees to take mining leave at JSW

On 1 July 2026, at Jastrzębska Spółka Węglowa, the first group – 1,123 employees – took advantage of the program offering mining leave, which was launched following the signing of a subsidy agreement between JSW and the Ministry of Energy.

A subsidy agreement for mining and processing leave at JSW has been signed

Jastrzębska Spółka Węglowa SA has signed a subsidy agreement with the Ministry of Energy regarding the financing of employees taking mining leave and leave for coal preparation plant employees. It is projected that in 2026, 3,092 JSW workers will take the leave. The…

More news