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The RAR Plus releasable mooring system is a revolutionary technology that is improving safety and efficiency in the offshore drilling industry. With its proven track record of success, the RAR Plus is..

We’re excited to share that the RAR Plus Releasable Mooring System is featured as a case study in the ESG report by the National Ocean Industries Association (NOIA). This innovative technology is..

Delmar Systems is pleased to announce the appointment of John Shelton as Chief Executive Officer. John’s career at Delmar spans two decades, beginning with a summer internship in 2004. He has held..

Delmar has played a crucial role in the construction of several FSRUs and floating liquefied natural gas (FLNG) projects in recent years. This includes supplying anchors for projects such as the Livorno..

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Used every day by many of the world’s major operators and drilling contractors, Delmar’s RAR Plus technology has saved millions of dollars and reduced NOx and CO2 emissions. With 500+ deployments and..

Unmooring a Mobile Offshore Drilling Unit (MODU) from eight mooring lines in less than two hours is quite an achievement; especially, when comparing conventional unmooring times that take up to twelve to..

The rapid rise of offshore renewables calls for new solutions. Vryhof believes in the mass deployment of floating renewables, and we want to help this industry move to a farm-scale level. Recently,..

Havfarm 1 is a stationary platform moored approximately 5km south-west of Hadseløya, an island in Norway’s Vesterålen region. One of the world’s largest floating steel structures extends more than 30 metres below..

Delmar Systems is pleased to announce the acquisition of Vryhof, consisting of Deep Sea Mooring and Vryhof Anchors. The combined company, with its global footprint and enhanced asset portfolio, will continue as..

Deep Sea Mooring was contracted to provide mooring services for a Semi-Submersible MODU in the Otway Basin in water depths ranging from 70m to 110m. Each location comprised of 8 prelaid mooring..