
Own a piece of the first floating hydrogen port.
The equity round for the first Sea Ring is open, alongside an EIC Accelerator application. Investors, family offices and strategic partners can apply below.
What is being raised, and for what.
Build one ring in nine months. Prove it at sea. Then finance the chain with strategic partners.
One Sea Ring, in plain numbers
Headline figures. The full model goes to qualified investors.
$5.96M per ring. 43% is the power plant.
Structure and hull are 23%, built in-house. Engineering is 11%, paid once, repeated on every ring.
- Power system (solar, wind, wave, hydrogen)43.4%
- Steel structure12.3%
- Architecture10.7%
- Fiberglass floaters10.6%
- Design and supervision10%
- Technology royalty5%
- Electro-mechanical3.5%
- Fish cage3%
- Design consultancy1.4%
Six reasons.
Tourism pays first
Hospitality carries the cash flow. Hydrogen and fish come on top.
A yard, not a slide deck
Built at the group's own shipyard, 350 technicians on call.
Repeatable engineering
The naval design is paid once and reused on every ring.
The permit is the moat
The anchoring permit is the critical asset. First mover on hydrogen at sea.
The asset can move
A ring follows the season or the event.
Path to Lemuria
Sea Rings pilot everything the ocean ports will need.






Tell us who you are and what you want to fund.
A reply from the founding partner within 48 hours, with the deck and the feasibility study.
Equity investors
The €6–7M round for the first ring.
Project financiers
The €70–90M programme for the 13-ring chain.
Strategic partners
Marinas, hotel operators, energy and maritime groups.
Prefer email? sumerdaou@floatinghydrogenports.com · +30 694 686 6894
Application received.
Reference . The founding partner replies within 48 hours. Meanwhile, see how a Sea Ring works.
Straight answers.
Is this an offer of securities?
No. It is an invitation to talk. Terms and documents go to qualified investors after a first call.
How much is being raised?
€6–7M of equity for the first Sea Ring, plus a €2.5M EIC Accelerator application in October 2026. The 13-ring chain is a €70–90M project-finance programme.
What does an investor own?
Equity in Floating Hydrogen Ports, which designs, builds, owns and charters the rings and holds the Lemuria roadmap.
Where does the hydrogen go?
First to the ring itself. The surplus is sold to hydrogen yachts at the dock, pay at the pump.
Why hospitality on an energy platform?
The plant needs the deck anyway. Suites and a beach club turn it into the first and best-margin revenue.
Who builds the rings?
The group's own shipyard, 350 technicians on call, on class-approved floating island technology.
What is the biggest risk?
The anchoring permit for each location. It is also the moat once granted.
Can I visit?
Yes. Investors are welcome in Athens and at the shipyard.
USD figures are from the 13-Sea Rings Feasibility Study (29 June 2026). EUR figures are the funding round. Preliminary and subject to change. Not an offer of securities. Nothing here is investment advice or an offer of securities in any jurisdiction.
