Anonymised examples of the work Paragon delivers — from solids control audits and drilling waste campaigns to wastewater upgrades and multi-region equipment programmes. Named client references and detailed technical write-ups are available on request under NDA.

A drilling contractor operating a five-rig land fleet drilling deviated development wells was seeing accelerated shale shaker screen consumption and rising mud dilution rates across the whole campaign. Screen spend had roughly doubled inside a year with no visible improvement in mud properties.
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An operator moving to a low-toxicity oil-based mud programme required a cuttings treatment package that would consistently meet a strict oil-on-cuttings discharge target on remote onshore pads with limited logistics support.
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A mid-cycle environmental contractor was mobilising to treat a legacy pit containing weathered hydrocarbon-contaminated drill cuttings and free liquids left over from a decommissioned drilling operation. Regulatory pressure required the pit to be reduced to an inert, off-site-ready product within a defined programme.
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An industrial wastewater treatment works was hitting rising sludge disposal costs due to poor cake dryness on an ageing belt press. Cake was leaving site at a moisture level that pushed the operator into a higher-cost disposal category, and polymer consumption was climbing as operators tried to compensate.
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A civil contractor required a modular slurry treatment plant to support a bored tunnel section driven by a slurry TBM. Available surface pad space was tight, and the programme required the plant on line and stable within a short mobilisation window.
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An international service company operating decanter centrifuges across several continents wanted to reduce parts spend and downtime from stock-outs. Different regions were ordering different brands and specifications for the same nominal wear parts, and consumption reporting was fragmented.
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A remote onshore oil & gas operation in Gabon required a reliable, compliant solution to treat domestic wastewater from workforce accommodation and site facilities. The client's objective was a compact, low-maintenance treatment system able to consistently meet Gabonese environmental discharge standards while reducing operating costs, chemical consumption and logistics dependency on a remote pad.
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