The Hydrogen Terminal Braunschweig, officially inaugurated on June 18, 2024, is set to become a hub for energy research concerning hydrogen in Niedersachsen, Germany, and beyond. The project, backed by over €20 million from the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research, is a joint initiative between Steinbeis Innovation Centre energieplus and Technische Universität Braunschweig. The facility, designed by jahn architektur, spans 4,700 m² and aims to facilitate research on green hydrogen production, storage, and utilization. Central to the project is the Enapter's Nexus 1000, a 1-megawatt electrolyser utilizing anion exchange membrane technology. The research will focus on increasing efficiency in various hydrogen technologies and testing the production of hydrogen from hydrocarbonaceous feedstocks. Green hydrogen produced will be used for testing, material innovations, and supplying neighboring research facilities like Fraunhofer ZESS and NFF. The terminal will also test hydrogen storage using the world's largest metal hydride storage system and operate a hydrogen refuelling station for trucks. Furthermore, TU Braunschweig's elenia Institute is exploring the grid stabilization potential of electrolysers, fuel cells, battery storage systems, and photovoltaic systems. The facility's open day on June 22, 2024, during the Hydrogen Week, aims to engage professionals and enthusiasts in the hydrogen research and application journey.