A small Texas company, Greenland Energy, says its efforts to develop an oil project in Greenland—and its associated plans, including a Dr. Phil documentary—are delayed, but it remains focused on drilling. The company reports that the timeline has slipped by almost 18 months.
According to the coverage, the company still aims to begin drilling for oil as soon as late 2027. The delay reflects setbacks that push the project further into the future, though details of the specific causes are not provided in the excerpts. The story also highlights that the company’s plans extend beyond drilling to wider media attention, with the documentary component part of its public-facing approach.
Across the available reports, the main points are consistent: Greenland Energy is encountering substantial schedule slippage, but it continues to plan for drilling in Greenland with a projected start date in late 2027.
