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Centrium Energy Solutions launches with aim of bridging service gaps in oilfield chemical distribution

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Centrium Energy SolutionsTM, an oil and gas chemical supplier, has announced it has developed a domestic distribution model that solves critical challenges in sourcing, logistics and performance. By offering access to over 5200 US-based raw materials and formulation support, the company aims to reduce supply chain risks and improve the reliability of upstream and midstream products.

Centrium Energy Solutions launches with aim of bridging service gaps in oilfield chemical distribution

Oilfield service providers struggle with service gaps, inconsistent supply and the need to reshore chemical sourcing due to global disruptions and potential tariffs. Centrium Energy Solutions said it aims to address these gaps with domestically sourced raw materials, unmatched technical expertise, and a streamlined inventory and delivery system.

Addressing hidden oilfield chemical costs and service shortfalls

For years, the oil and gas sector has underestimated the impact of chemical supply chain inefficiencies on operational costs. Centrium Energy Solutions aims to change that by focusing on two key areas: reducing total chemical costs and closing service gaps.

“Many companies don’t realise the hidden costs associated with managing surplus inventory, dealing with off-spec products or navigating unreliable delivery schedules,” said Jonathan Rogers, General Manager of Centrium Energy Solutions. “Centrium’s approach eliminates these inefficiencies, ensuring oilfield service providers can deliver high-quality products that optimise production and maintain asset integrity without unnecessary disruptions.”

Centrium’s model combines US-based raw materials with extensive technical formulation support and reliable delivery. This approach enables distributors and oilfield service providers to minimise waste from obsolete stock, optimise inventory and free up working capital.

The shift to domestic oilfield chemical sourcing

As the chemical industry contends with global supply chain challenges, more companies are reevaluating their reliance on overseas suppliers. Centrium offers domestically sourced raw materials for upstream and midstream applications, including demulsifiers, corrosion inhibitors, paraffin dispersants and more. This shift not only improves supply chain reliability but also aligns with broader industry efforts to reduce dependency on foreign markets.

“Reshoring is more than a response to tariffs or geopolitical uncertainties; it’s about building a resilient and responsive supply chain right here in the US,” added Rogers. “By sourcing locally, we’re able to provide our customers with faster delivery, consistent quality and lower total chemical costs.”

A chemical distribution model backed by 28 years of proven results

Unlike many traditional chemical suppliers that focus solely on product delivery, Centrium Energy Solutions prioritises service innovation. The company aims to simplify transactions and strengthens customer relationships, with tailored product recommendations to ensuring on-time delivery of mixed orders with a single invoice. Technical experts are also available to optimise chemical performance and meet evolving market demands.

This customer-first approach has already been proven successful through Centrium Energy Solutions’ parent company, Cathedral Holdings. The debt-free specialty chemical distributor has 28 years of industry experience and extensive resources—including eight US distribution centers and 100% employee ownership. The strong backing equips Centrium Energy Solutions with the infrastructure and expertise needed to transform oilfield chemical distribution.

“Centrium was able to build upon the foundation that Cathedral Holdings has used for nearly three decades. Our sister companies, IndSpyre Solutions and Essential Ingredients have demonstrated the impactful results of this chemical distribution model in the industrial and personal care markets. Now, we’re bringing the same high-impact approach to the oil and gas industry,” said Rogers.

 

 

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