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Greenland Energy CEO Robert Price and Chairman Larry Swets appeared live from Nuuk, Greenland this week to discuss the company’s upcoming drilling program, on-the-ground operations, and growing presence in the region.

The livestream gave investors a rare real-time look at the scale and logistics behind Greenland Energy’s Arctic exploration plans.

According to Price, the company is actively preparing to drill its first two oil wells in Greenland this year and has already spent more than a year coordinating logistics, infrastructure, and contractor operations.

A few key takeaways from the discussion:

• Management confirmed they are currently meeting with contractors in Nuuk as preparations accelerate for drilling operations
• The company referenced Constable Point Airport, originally built by ARCO during its historic Arctic exploration efforts
• Price highlighted ARCO’s Prudhoe Bay discovery in Alaska, noting the field ultimately produced around 13 billion barrels of oil
• Greenland Energy says equipment has already been repositioned and infrastructure work is underway ahead of drilling
• Leadership also emphasized the company’s economic partnership with Greenland, stating that associated companies are expected to contribute more than $70 million into the local economy through operations, equipment, and local spending

As geopolitical attention increasingly shifts toward Arctic energy resources and strategic mineral corridors, Greenland Energy continues positioning itself at the center of one of the market’s more speculative frontier exploration stories.

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Interview link: https://x.com/GatewatchHQ/status/2056915088255156240?s=20

Tomorrow morning we’re going deep into one of the biggest emerging energy and geopolitical stories in the Arctic.

Joining us live from Nuuk, Greenland:
Robert Price
Larry Swets

We’ll be discussing the growing relevance of Greenland Energy Company and why Greenland is suddenly becoming a major focus in global energy strategy.

Topics include:

• Greenland’s role in future oil supply
• The Jameson Land Basin opportunity
• Arctic drilling & exploration
• Energy security for the West
• Oil geopolitics and strategic resource competition
• Why governments and investors are paying attention to Greenland
• How Greenland Energy plans to develop one of the world’s largest frontier basins

Greenland Energy (NASDAQ: GLND) recently completed a $70M raise and is preparing for a major 2026 drilling campaign in the Jameson Land Basin, which independent engineering estimates suggest could contain up to 13 billion barrels of prospective oil resources.

LIVE from Nuuk, Greenland
Wednesday, May 20, 2026
7:00 AM Central
8:00 AM Eastern
AMA120

Questions welcome below

https://x.com/GatewatchHQ/status/2054991615886754154?s=20

Obviously do your own due diligence and not investment advice.

Looks like another Interview coming up for tomorrow. More to come!

Greenland Energy Company (NASDAQ: GLND) has released an updated investor presentation outlining the company’s exploration strategy for the Jameson Land Basin in East Greenland, including operational milestones, strategic partnerships, and targeted drilling activities planned for 2026.

The newly released presentation details Greenland Energy’s rights to earn up to a 70% working interest across the Jameson Land license position through the completion of two exploration wells, OPW-1 and OPW-6. The basin has also been associated with an independent engineering estimate of up to approximately 13 billion barrels of gross unrisked prospective resources.

The updated materials provide additional insight into the company’s execution roadmap leading into the planned drilling campaign. Greenland Energy states that ongoing activities include infrastructure mobilization, procurement efforts, road and pad construction planning, and broader field-readiness operations ahead of the targeted 2026 drilling window.

The presentation also highlights the company’s operational relationships with several major industry partners, including Halliburton, Stampede Drilling, and IPT Well Solutions.

CEO Robert Price described the Jameson Land Basin as a “basin-scale frontier exploration opportunity” supported by historical technical work, significant resource potential, and a defined earn-in structure. He also noted that Greenland Energy’s public market platform and partner network position the company to advance what it describes as a disciplined, milestone-driven exploration program.

The updated investor presentation is available here to view: https://greenlandenergyco.com/investor-relations/

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One of the most important takeaways from the latest interview with GLND CEO Robert Price wasn’t just the scale of the company’s exploration target.

It was the geopolitical backdrop behind it.

Global energy markets are changing rapidly. Since the Russia-Ukraine conflict, energy security has become a strategic priority again, especially for Europe. At the same time, shipping instability in regions like the Strait of Hormuz continues exposing vulnerabilities in global supply chains.

That is part of what makes Greenland increasingly interesting.

According to Price, Greenland Energy is positioned in a friendly Western jurisdiction close to European markets at a time when governments and institutions are placing greater importance on secure long-term energy supply.

The interview also touched on another major issue: the limits of shale production.

Much of recent global supply growth has come from U.S. shale, but those economics can weaken significantly at lower oil prices. As a result, large-scale conventional discoveries remain extremely valuable from both an economic and strategic standpoint.

Price pointed to Guyana as a modern example. ExxonMobil’s discoveries there reshaped the global energy conversation and demonstrated how transformational a major offshore basin can become.

Greenland Energy believes its Greenland basin could potentially represent a similar-scale opportunity if drilling validates the company’s engineering assessments.

The quote that stood out most:

“I've drilled for and found millions of barrels of oil. I've never drilled for billions of barrels of oil.”