A small Texas company’s bid to create a Greenland oil boom—and a Dr. Phil documentary—is delayed but undaunted | Fortune0

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• August 14, 2026

Amid the tensions spurred by President Donald Trump’s proclaimed desire to annex Greenland, one Texas driller made plans to create an oil boom along the Danish territory’s sparsely populated east coast. But those aspirations are now facing repeated delays in the face of regulatory and community pushback. The first test well was slated to be