Family-owned gas group for liquefied petroleum gas, industrial gases, specialty gases and green hydrogen
Tyczka GmbH
Geretsried · Görlitz · Schwarzenfeld · Mannheim · Braunau (AT) · Würzburg · Augsburg · Schweinfurt · HünfeldNew on Amplifa
About Tyczka
Tyczka GmbH, headquartered in Geretsried, is a family-owned gas group founded in 1924 that looks back on more than 100 years of experience in the gas business. The company offers energy supply with liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) for private households, commercial customers and industry, industrial gases, refrigerants, specialty gases and green air gases, as well as the production and supply of green hydrogen for mobility, industry and research. The portfolio is complemented by international gas trading, the operation of hydrogen refueling stations (350 and 700 bar), trailer filling and its own specialty gas filling of pure gases and gas mixtures. The group is divided into four business divisions: Tyczka Energy, Tyczka Hydrogen, Tyczka Air Gases and Tyczka Trading. Reference customers include Akdem Food and Grohmann Aluworks in Bissingen. Safety, health, environmental and quality matters are supported by a dedicated SHEQ department.
- Site
- Geretsried
- Processes
- Production and filling of specialty gases (pure gases & gas mixtures), Hydrogen production via PEM electrolysis, Operation of hydrogen refueling stations (350 bar and 700 bar), Supply of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) for private households, commercial customers and industry, Delivery of industrial, refrigerant, specialty and green air gases, LPG supply for private households, commercial customers and industry, Industrial gases, refrigerants, specialty gases, green air gases, Hydrogen production and supply (mobility, industry, research)
- Materials
- Hydrogen (green), Liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), Biogenic liquefied petroleum gas, Industrial gases, Refrigerants, Specialty gases, Green air gases, Liquefied petroleum gas
- Founded
- 1924
- Industries
- Mobility / hydrogen refueling stations, Industry, Commercial, Private households, Research and development, Food (food freezing)
- 01
Gas production (air separation, PEM electrolysis)
- 02
Filling (specialty gases, trailer filling)
- 03
Storage and terminal logistics (LPG inland port Mannheim)
- 04
Refueling station and supply operations
- 05
International gas trading
- 06
Safety consulting and training (SHEQ)
Gases and Products
Hydrogen (green)
Production and supply for mobility, industry as well as research and development.
Liquefied petroleum gas
Energy supply for private households, commercial customers and industry, including melting operations.
Biogenic liquefied petroleum gas
Renewable alternative for decarbonizing the LPG supply.
Industrial gases
Supply of industrial customers, also in high-purity quality via air separation.
Refrigerants
Product range of the Tyczka Air Gases division.
Specialty gases
Pure gases and gas mixtures from own filling at the Würzburg plant.
Green air gases
Environmentally oriented offering of the Tyczka Air Gases division.
Sites
Geretsried
DEHeadquarters
Görlitz
DEPlace of founding (historical)
Schwarzenfeld
DEIndustrial gases (historical)
Mannheim
DELPG inland port terminal
- LPG inland port terminal
Braunau
ATAir separation unit / industrial gas supply
- Air separation unit (since 2015)
Würzburg
DESpecialty gas plant (filling)
- Specialty gas filling plant (2024)
Augsburg
DEHydrogen refueling station
- Hydrogen refueling station 350/700 bar (2024)
Schweinfurt
DEHydrogen refueling station
- Hydrogen refueling station at the port
Hünfeld
DEHydrogen Hub
- 5 MW PEM electrolyzer
- Trailer filling facility
- Public 350 bar refueling station
Industries
Processes & technical limits
| Processes | Tolerance | Max. part | Weight | Lot size | Materials |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Production and filling of specialty gases (pure gases & gas mixtures)Engineering | – | – | – | – | – |
| Hydrogen production via PEM electrolysisEngineering | – | – | – | – | Hydrogen (green) |
| Operation of hydrogen refueling stations (350 bar and 700 bar)Engineering | – | – | – | – | Hydrogen |
| Supply of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) for private households, commercial customers and industryEngineering | – | – | – | – | Liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), biogenic liquefied petroleum gas |
| Delivery of industrial, refrigerant, specialty and green air gasesEngineering | – | – | – | – | Industrial gases, Refrigerants, Specialty gases, Green air gases |
8 Anlagen & Maschinen
| Machine | Manufacturer / model | Quantity | Working area | Year built | Site |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PEM electrolyzer | – | 1 | – | – | Hünfeld |
| Trailer filling facility | – | 1 | – | – | Hünfeld |
| Public hydrogen refueling station (350 bar) | – | 1 | – | – | Hünfeld |
| Hydrogen refueling station (350 and 700 bar) | – | 1 | – | 2024 | Augsburg freight transport center |
| Hydrogen refueling station | – | 1 | – | – | Port of Schweinfurt |
| Air separation unit | – | 1 | – | 2015 | Braunau, Austria |
| LPG inland port terminal | – | 1 | – | 1980 | Mannheim |
| Specialty gas filling plant | – | 1 | – | 2024 | Würzburg |
Additional services
Reference customers
History
- 1924
Founded as Georg Tyczka Sauerstoffwerk in Görlitz (Silesia)
- 1934
Entry into LPG distribution (Leuna)
- 1936
First LPG filling plant in Germany
- 1947
Entry into the industrial gas business with Industriegas GmbH Georg Tyczka (Schwarzenfeld)
- 1950
Dr. Hans-Wolfgang Tyczka joins his father's company
- 1972
Olympic Games Munich: development of the hand and stadium torches
- 1980
Commissioning of the LPG inland port terminal Mannheim
- 2015
Commissioning of an air separation unit in Braunau (Austria) for high-purity industrial gases
- 2016
Frederick Tyczka-Christoph joins the family business
- 2021
Founding of the hydrogen division (Tyczka Hydrogen)
- 2024
100 years of Tyczka; opening of the specialty gas plant Würzburg (pure gases and gas mixtures from own filling)
- 2024
Opening of the first own hydrogen refueling station at the Augsburg freight transport center (350/700 bar)
- 2026
Acquisition of the Hydrogen Hub Hünfeld from ABO Energy (5 MW PEM electrolyzer, trailer and 350 bar refueling station); opening of the hydrogen refueling station Schweinfurt