Greenland Sovereignty Clash: A Trump-linked Texas oil firm, Greenland Energy, shipped drilling equipment to Greenland without Nuuk approval, prompting a “strong warning” and a debate over whether to license a wetlands-protected site or remove the gear; Denmark’s PM said Greenland is “not for sale.” Nordic Energy Push: Ørsted reported Q2 core profit above forecasts and kept its 2026 outlook, despite U.S. regulatory headwinds and higher interest-rate impairments. Grid Flexibility in Focus: Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners’ 500MW/1,000MWh Coalburn 1 battery in Scotland has entered commercial operation, adding resilience and helping integrate renewables. Shipping Signals: Maersk smashed profit forecasts and raised full-year guidance again as Middle East disruption and strong demand lifted freight rates. Revolut Goes Physical: Revolut will launch its own airport VIP lounges, with the first planned at Copenhagen Airport in 2027, partnering with Plaza Premium Group. Denmark’s AI School Crackdown: Denmark is moving to require oral defenses and monitoring for students to curb AI-assisted cheating. Climate Pressure: Europe’s wildfire toll remains severe, with the EU reporting one of the highest burnt-area totals for this period.