Jordi Zonneveld, a former project engineer in the oil and gas industry in Alphen aan den Rijn, Netherlands, found himself grappling with the changing landscape of his industry after the 2015 oil crash and the signing of the Paris climate agreement. Realizing the need for a shift towards sustainable energy, Zonneveld steered Frames Group, his company specializing in separating oil and gas, towards the production of green hydrogen. This move was driven by his concern for the future his daughters would inherit in a world heavily reliant on fossil fuels. Transitioning towards green hydrogen, Zonneveld, now in top management, led Frames Group to a merger with Plug Power, a clean energy company also focusing on hydrogen production. The merger aimed to scale up the production of green hydrogen globally. Despite challenges, including stock volatility and profitability issues, Plug Power secured major contracts with companies like Amazon, showcasing the growing demand for clean energy solutions. The Biden administration's support through tax credits for clean hydrogen production further boosted Plug Power's initiatives. The company has opened its first clean hydrogen plant in Georgia and is expanding its manufacturing capabilities in New York. Zonneveld's leadership in the transition towards green hydrogen has been recognized by Plug Power CEO Andy Marsh, who sees him as a visionary in the industry. Zonneveld's personal commitment to sustainability extends to his daily life, where he drives a hydrogen car and educates his children about the importance of moving away from fossil fuels. Through his work and personal choices, Zonneveld embodies the drive towards a cleaner, more sustainable future, making a tangible impact in the global energy transition.