Tidewater Marine Power
Tidewater Hull 001
A reactor built in a shipyard and towed to a berth. Shipyards have a learning curve; construction sites do not.
The reason nuclear construction costs what it does is that every plant is a bespoke first-of-a-kind built outdoors by a workforce assembled for the occasion. A floating unit is built in a shipyard by people who build ships, under cover, on a production line, then towed to site. A barge also solves seismic isolation and cooling water access simultaneously.
$3,215,000 committed of $5,000,000
$964,500 released · 64% subscribed
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- $100
- Target coupon
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- Term
- 4 yr
- Investors
- 1,902
$25 per unit
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Closes December 15, 2026 · 93 days remaining
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Form C offering statement
Form C · 12 pages · filed Jun 15, 2026
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Subscription agreement
Agreement · 49 pages · filed Jun 15, 2026
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Audited financial statements
Financials · 86 pages · filed Jun 15, 2026
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TRL assessment report
TRL report · 123 pages · filed Jun 15, 2026
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Milestone and capital release schedule
Schedule · 160 pages · filed Jun 15, 2026