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Today, tourism plays a larger role in the Greenlandic society. In the recent years, Greenland has developed from a globally unknown tourist destination to being listed as one of the most important and interesting destinations in a variety of...

With five hydropower plants – Utoqqarmiut, Tasiilaq, Qorlortorsuaq, Sisimiut and Paakitsoq – located in various places in Greenland, approx. 70 % of Greenland’s electricity stems from hydropower. Greenland is currently expanding the hydropower...

Greenland's geological history spans almost 4 billion years of Earth's history and hosts many of the same mineral regimes as seen throughout the world's premier mining districts. Among Greenland's diverse portfolio of minerals are several...

Fishing is Greenland’s largest and most important industry. The fishery resources in Greenlandic waters are the property of the Greenlandic community. These resources are made available to the fishing industry through various management models...

Greenland contains the world's largest freshwater resource, which combined with the inland ice accounts for approximately 10% of the world's total freshwater resources. Calving on the ice sheet, and meltwater flowing into the Greenlandic fjords...

Activities in the form of expeditions in parts of Greenland which are not generally accessible, require permission before the activity may take place. This includes travelling: on the inland ice in Greenland and glaciers issuing...