Fuel for the AI age,from the sea.
We are building a floating material that uses sunlight to collect uranium from water.
AI is going nuclear. The fuel is not there.
of US electricity for data centres by 2028, up from 4.4% 1
of nuclear power already signed by tech companies 2
US nuclear target for 2050, four times today 3
of US reactor fuel is imported 4
By 2040, known supply covers 46% of world demand. 212 million pounds have no source. 5
1. Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, 2024, upper projection. 2. Thirteen announced deals as of May 2026. 3. US executive orders, May 2025. 4. US reactor deliveries, 2025. 5. World Nuclear Association, Nuclear Fuel Report 2025.
The ocean holds 4.5 billion tonnes of uranium.
more than all identified uranium resources on land 6
Fibres get full.
Today's fibres hold uranium on a fixed number of sites. Within weeks every site is taken.
The cost does not work.
Above $200 a pound in US laboratory tests, against a market near $89.
The uranium is there. The collector is missing.
6. 4.5 billion tonnes dissolved in seawater against 7.9 million tonnes identified on land. OECD NEA and IAEA, Uranium 2024.
A floating material that uses sunlight to collect uranium, and holds it as a solid.
FLOAT
The material sits at the surface, where the light is.
CAPTURE
Light turns dissolved uranium into a solid on the material, so it does not depend on a fixed number of sites.
HARVEST
Lift it out. The uranium comes with it.
No pumps. No power. No plant.
We start where uranium is already a problem, and end where it is needed.
Ponds and pit lakes
Pilots that take uranium out of mine and industrial water.
First uranium
Uranium recovered and sold through a licensed mill.
Farms at sea
Offshore farms supplying American reactors under long-term contracts.
Domestic.
Collected in American waters and sold as yellowcake through a licensed mill.
No mine.
No pit and no tailings. Nothing is dug out of the ground.
Grows by area.
More output means more material on the water, not a new mine.
Every gigawatt of nuclear power needs about 450,000 pounds of uranium a year.
We are not opening a mine.
We are harvesting the sea.
For pilots, partnerships and careers.