Energy, mining, infrastructure, hydropower, and Arctic industry
Hydropower
Greenland’s Next Infrastructure Question: Who Will Grow the Food?
As Greenland builds airports and debates the terms of its energy future, one pressure point has received less attention than it deserves: food supply. Read more →
GLND
Jameson Land drilling approval process still underway as 2026 window narrows
Greenland authorities are still processing applications tied to the planned Jameson Land drilling campaign, with final approval for the operation still outstanding. Read more →
Space & Communications
Astrolight’s Laser Terminals Reach Orbit as Greenland Ground Station Moves Closer
Astrolight’s laser communications program has moved from Arctic infrastructure buildout into orbit. ESA says missions launched aboard SpaceX’s Transporter-16 on March 30 placed multiple optical communications experiments in orbit, including Lithuanian company Astrolight’s ATLAS-1 terminals on PeakSat and ERMIS-3. Read more →
Policy & Geopolitics
Seoul’s Arctic Pivot: Why South Korea Is Watching Greenland
South Korea does not have a formal Greenland strategy. Not yet. But the outline of one is becoming easier to see. Since late 2025, Seoul has relocated its oceans ministry to Busan, launched a government task force around Arctic shipping. Read more →
Mining
Opinion: Greenland Chose Its People Over the Payout
Greenland’s draft move to deny renewal of ETM’s Kvanefjeld exploration license is being framed as a regulatory failure. That reading is too broad. It’s a sovereign calculation, and the numbers may be more defensible than they appear. Read more →
GLND
FG Merchant Partners Discloses 5.88% Stake in Greenland Energy Company
FG Merchant Partners disclosed a 5.88% stake in Greenland Energy Company, adding a notable institutional name to the early shareholder base of the new Nasdaq-listed company Read more →
Mining
Naalakkersuisut Approves Indirect Transfer of Tanbreez License to Critical Metal
Naalakkersuisut has approved the indirect transfer of the Tanbreez exploitation license at Killavaat Alannguat in South Greenland, clearing an important step in Critical Metals Corp.’s move to take control behind the project.
Policy & Geopolitics
Egede Returns as Greenland Foreign Minister With Minerals Brief
Former Greenland prime minister Múte B. Egede is taking on a new cabinet role covering foreign affairs, business, and mineral resources, bringing several of Greenland’s most sensitive portfolios under one senior political figure.
GLND
Why Some GLND Readers Are Landing on GreenlandEnergy.com Instead of the Official Company Site
We are publishing this note because several widely used finance and market-data pages continue to direct some GLND readers to GreenlandEnergy.com instead of to Greenland Energy Company’s official corporate website, GreenlandEnergyCo.com.
Hydropower & Infrastructure
NunaGreen Cancels Buksefjorden Hydropower Expansion Tender After Receiving One Bid
In a statement published on its website, the company said it received just one bid in the completed design-build tender.
Policy
Executive Order 14320 and Greenland: Inside Washington’s AI Infrastructure Export Push
Washington’s latest AI infrastructure push has put Greenland inside a wider conversation about energy, export controls, and strategic alignment.
Transportation & Logistics
Greenland Airports Seeks AFIS Trainees as Qaqortoq and Ilulissat Near Opening
Recruitment is picking up as Greenland’s airport expansion moves closer to full operational reality.
Mining
FORGE, Korea, and What It Means for Greenland
New international interest around Greenland’s mineral story is widening beyond the usual Western players.