Canadian drilling firm says it did not move unpermitted rig to Greenland
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Canadian drilling firm says it did not move unpermitted rig to Greenland.
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Greenland Energy says it will delay drilling until 'winter 2027' and seek additional permits from Greenlandic authorities after being warned against setting up unauthorized gear.
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A: Canadian drilling firm says it did not move unpermitted rig to Greenland.
B: Greenland Energy says it will delay drilling until 'winter 2027' and seek additional permits from Greenlandic authorities after being warned against setting up unauthorized gear.
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