Jameson Land exploration — East Greenland
The disclosed interest is in Halliburton securities. Halliburton Energy Services contracted with March GL, a Greenland Energy subsidiary. Trump’s stated policy concerns military access and Golden Dome.
Jameson Land is an onshore oil-and-gas exploration area in East Greenland. This marker represents the region, not a surveyed well, an operating oil platform, or a confirmed producing field. Greenland Energy is pursuing exploration there through its corporate and project arrangements.
White Flame Energy A/S is identified as the licence holder in the stored Greenland government records. March GL became a wholly owned subsidiary of Greenland Energy on March 25, 2026. Halliburton Energy Services signed a consulting agreement with March GL on April 11, 2025; that agreement requires separate contracts for well services. On April 27, 2026, Greenland Energy announced a broader Halliburton agreement covering logistical management and well and drilling services for the onshore campaign. The announcement also names Stampede Drilling and Desgagnés as contracted partners.
The connection to Donald Trump is through his disclosed Halliburton securities. The stored annual-disclosure extraction for reporting year 2025 contains four holdings with combined value bands of $18,004–$95,000, plus two entries each reported below $1,001. These are historical disclosure ranges. Halliburton is a service contractor in this chain; the records reviewed do not establish a direct Donald Trump ownership stake in the Jameson Land project. The consulting agreement leaves service fees to individual work orders rather than stating a total contract payment.
Drilling remains subject to Greenland’s permitting requirements. The company’s April announcement describes existing licences under the 2021 restriction on new oil exploration licences, with environmental and field-activity approvals still required. The stored August 12, 2026 government notice says the necessary assessments and consultation could not be completed for winter 2026–2027. That timing differs from the company’s earlier drilling plans. Donald Trump’s January 2026 statements about military access and Golden Dome concern a separate policy matter; they are not drilling permits.
| Record | Amount / meaning |
|---|---|
| Trump → Halliburton | The existing annual-disclosure extraction lists four holding bands totaling $18,004–$95,000, plus two entries each below $1,001. These are historical value bands, not today’s market value. |
| Halliburton → March GL | A consulting contract signed April 11, 2025. Work orders determine fees; a total payment amount is not provided in the reviewed agreement. |
| March GL → Greenland Energy | Wholly owned subsidiary in the company’s Q1 2026 filing. This is a corporate ownership link. |
| Greenland Energy → Jameson Land | Company project / earn-in interest. No direct Trump stake in Greenland Energy or that project was established by this scan. |
| U.S. policy | January 21–22, 2026: Trump discussed access and Golden Dome; the earlier force statement was withdrawn. |
Related Reports
Sources and Records
- Gautier (2019), East Greenland Rift Basins, USGS Professional Paper 1824-K
- GEUS: Greenland mineral resources and the ice-sheet distinction
- Reuters, January 22, 2026: Trump on Greenland access and Golden Dome
- Donald Trump: 2025 reporting-year annual disclosure, received June 29, 2026
- Halliburton: oilfield services and company activities
- OGE: Trump annual financial disclosure for 2025, received June 29, 2026
- Halliburton Energy Services–March GL consulting agreement, April 11, 2025
- Greenland Energy: Jameson Land agreement, contractor and licence structure
- 80 Mile / Greenland Energy: September 2026 possible merger announcement
- Greenland Energy: Q1 2026 Form 10-Q, completed corporate combination
- Greenland Energy: permitting update, August 11, 2026, SEC exhibit
- TIME: Trump declines to rule out force, January 7, 2025
- Trump Davos speech transcript, January 21, 2026
- Greenland Energy announces broader Halliburton agreement
- Greenland drilling delay and regulatory objections
- Government of Greenland: 80 Mile camp moved to Nerlerit Inaat, July 30, 2026
- Government of Greenland: assessment of drilling timetable, August 12, 2026
- Trump statement — Greenland · Kingdom of Denmark, March 29–30, 2025
- Reuters video — subsequent statement ruling out force, January 21, 2026
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