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Explosive Growth of Drone Technology in Oil & Gas is The Next Wave of Expansion Happening from The Sky

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Autonomous aerial surveying is becoming an essential tool for energy companies looking to boost efficiency and lower operating costs.

NEW YORK, July 30, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Market News Updates News Commentary – For years, surveying an oil field or inspecting miles of pipeline meant sending large crews into the field, renting helicopters, and spending days—or even weeks—collecting data. That’s changing fast. Today, drones equipped with AI, LiDAR, thermal cameras, and high-resolution imaging can do the same work in a fraction of the time while delivering far more detailed information. They’re helping oil and gas companies map drilling sites, monitor pipelines, detect methane leaks, inspect refineries, and keep projects moving without putting workers in unnecessary danger. Simply put, drones are becoming one of the smartest investments energy companies can make. Companies adopting drone technologies include ZenaTech, Inc. (NASDAQ: ZENA), Chevron Corporation (NYSE: CVX), Halliburton (NYSE: HAL), ExxonMobil Holdings Corporation (NYSE: XOM), Occidental Petroleum (NYSE: OXY).

The numbers back up the story. The global commercial drone market is expected to grow from about $41 billion in 2025 to more than $95 billion by 2030, with some long-range forecasts topping $160 billion by 2034. The drone surveying and mapping market is also on a steep growth curve, projected to climb from roughly $2.5 billion to more than $8 billion by 2033. As energy companies continue modernizing their operations, drones are becoming a standard part of the workflow—not just for exploration, but for pipeline inspections, environmental compliance, construction monitoring, maintenance planning, and day-to-day asset management. What was once considered cutting-edge technology is quickly becoming standard operating procedure.

For investors, that’s where the opportunity starts to get interesting. The energy industry isn’t simply buying more drones—it’s investing in an entirely new way of operating. Companies that provide drone hardware, AI-powered software, data analytics, and Drone-as-a-Service (DaaS) solutions are positioned to benefit as adoption continues to spread across the industry. Every new pipeline, drilling project, storage facility, refinery expansion, or infrastructure upgrade creates another opportunity for drone technology to replace slower, more expensive inspection methods. As oil and gas companies look for ways to improve efficiency, lower operating costs, and strengthen safety while meeting tougher environmental standards, the demand for intelligent drone solutions looks poised to keep climbing for years to come.

ZenaTech (NASDAQ:ZENA) DaaS Oil and Gas Business Enters a Strengthened Market with Higher Oil Prices and More Than US$500 Billion in Expected Canadian Energy Investment Over the Next Decade – ZenaTech, Inc. ($ZENA) (FSE: 49Q) (BMV: ZENA) (“ZenaTech”), a technology solution provider specializing in AI (Artificial Intelligence) drone, Drone as a Service (DaaS), enterprise SaaS, and Quantum Computing solutions, provides an update on its energy sector field services operations in Western Canada. The Company’s recent acquisition, Velocity Geomatics, providing drone-based regulatory and environmental surveys to oil and gas producers, is entering a strengthened market with recent oil price increases of over 45% in the second quarter versus the same period last year, alongside Canada’s oil and gas industry expected to attract more than US$500 billion in investment over the next decade.

“Our Drone as a Service business is a field services business that follows customer activity–when producers in Alberta, British Columbia, and Saskatchewan have more cash flow, they drill more wells,” said Shaun Passley, Ph.D., Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of ZenaTech. “Higher oil prices are improving cash flow for producers today, supporting drilling, infrastructure, reclamation and environmental compliance work that drives demand for our surveying and inspection services. Looking ahead, we also believe current trends and strong forecasts for continued investment in Canada’s energy sector will provide a long-term tailwind to expand our Drone as a Service business in Canada as well as globally. Approximately 80% of Velocity’s current projects already utilize drone-based workflows, providing an established platform along with an established customer base to further scale our drone-enabled services.”

In July 2026, ZenaTech completed the acquisition of Velocity Geomatics, known as the Velocity Group, based in Grande Prairie, Alberta. It is the Company’s first acquisition focused specifically on geomatics for environmental and regulatory compliance in oil and gas. Velocity operates from four offices across Alberta, British Columbia, and Saskatchewan. It serves leading regional and international oil and gas producers.

Publicly reported industry data shows that cash flow available to Western Canadian producers has increased materially year-over-year. According to Oil Sands Magazine, average WTI and Western Canadian Select crude prices during the second quarter of 2026 were approximately 45% higher than the same period a year earlier, supporting stronger cash flow across Western Canadian energy producers.

Western Canada’s energy sector represents a significant growth opportunity for Drone as a Service. According to Royal Bank of Canada (RBC), Canada’s oil and gas industry is expected to attract more than US$500 billion in investment over the next decade, driven by growing energy demand, expanded export capacity, and continued infrastructure and environmental investment. While higher oil prices are supporting increased customer activity today, these long-term trends are expected to drive sustained demand for drone-enabled surveying, inspection, mapping, and environmental monitoring services, potentially supporting the continued expansion of ZenaTech’s DaaS business.

Oil and gas producer investment can directly translate into demand for Drone as a Service offerings due to new drilling, enhanced recovery, infrastructure expansion, and environmental programs require recurring surveying, mapping, inspection, monitoring, and regulatory compliance services. Asset retirement and reclamation projects are particularly attractive because they are driven by regulatory requirements rather than discretionary spending, creating resilient demand across commodity cycles. Continued… Read this full release and additional news for ZENA by visiting: https://www.zenatech.com/newsroom/

Why investors are paying attention to this market:

Oil and gas companies are rapidly replacing slower, more expensive surveying methods with AI-powered drones.The commercial drone market is projected to exceed $95 billion by 2030, with long-term forecasts reaching more than $160 billion.Drone surveying improves safety while reducing inspection time and operating costs.AI, LiDAR, thermal imaging, and digital mapping are becoming standard tools across the energy sector.Growing environmental regulations are increasing demand for methane detection and infrastructure monitoring.Drone-as-a-Service (DaaS) is creating recurring revenue opportunities through ongoing inspections, mapping, analytics, and compliance services.The combination of energy infrastructure, automation, and artificial intelligence is creating one of the fastest-growing technology markets serving the oil and gas industry.

Leading Companies that are positioned to benefit from drone adoption in oil & gas operations:

Chevron Corporation (NYSE: CVX) utilizes drone technology for automated aerial inspections, thermal monitoring, methane and emissions detection, and pipeline surveillance. By integrating autonomous “drone-in-a-box” systems and AI analytics, Chevron has cut high-risk worker hours and improved operational efficiency across global facilities.

Chevron uses drones for a variety of tasks, including performing visual and thermal inspections, and detecting emissions. The company is working to develop its drone-in-a-box system. It aims to use autonomous drones to perform remote inspections, reducing the need for worker-led field visits.

Company (KOC) awarded Halliburton (NYSE: HAL) a multi-year agreement to support the development of the Ahmadi Innovation Valley (AIV), a flagship initiative that advances Kuwait’s energy sector transformation.

The research and development (R&D) center will support KOC to deliver solutions in brownfield, greenfield, and unconventional fields, address higher operational complexity, and build technology designed for Kuwait’s upstream challenges. The center embeds applied research as a permanent capability from concept through prototyping, piloting, and commercialization.

Halliburton uses drone technology primarily for remote asset monitoring, aerial inspections of oil and gas infrastructure, and site maintenance. The company stands as an industry leader in patent filings and application diversity for tethered drones, deploying them to minimize the need for field personnel in hazardous environments.

ExxonMobil Holdings Corporation (NYSE: XOM) global operations encompass a staggering amount of physical infrastructure, from towering flare stacks and complex pipe racks in refineries to massive storage tanks and the internal chambers of process vessels. Inspecting this infrastructure is critical for ensuring operational integrity and safety, but it is also fraught with challenges. Traditional inspection methods often require personnel to work at dangerous heights, utilizing costly scaffolding or rope access, or to enter hazardous confined spaces, posing significant safety risks. These manual inspections are also time-consuming and can lead to extended operational downtime. The strategic goal is to leverage robotics and AI to conduct these inspections more safely, more efficiently, and with a higher degree of data fidelity.

ExxonMobil utilizes aerial drones and robotic systems globally—such as through its Global Aerial Visual Inspection Service (GAVIS) program—to inspect high-altitude infrastructure, monitor offshore operations, and detect methane emissions, cutting inspection times by up to 60% while improving worker safety.

Occidental Petroleum (NYSE: OXY) operates an extensive internal unmanned aircraft system (UAS) program. It utilizes dozens of part-time and full-time pilots deploying DJI hardware for site inspections, asset monitoring, safety surveillance, and emission tracking across active oil and gas fields like the DJ Basin.

Key Uses of Drones at OxyAsset Inspections: Checking flare stacks, pipelines, and hard-to-reach equipment without putting workers at physical risk.Methane & Emissions Tracking: Scanning facilities to detect leaks and support environmental compliance goals.

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Extropic Signs $75 Million Letter of Intent with U.S. Department of Commerce to Scale and Onshore Thermodynamic Computing

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Planned CHIPS R&D funding to scale Extropic’s Thermodynamic Sampling Units for AI workloads and fabricate them at an American foundry.

SAN FRANCISCO and WALTHAM, Mass., July 30, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Extropic, the American company pioneering thermodynamic computing hardware, today announced the signing of a letter of intent with the U.S. Department of Commerce for up to $75 million in funding through the CHIPS Research and Development Office (CRDO). The planned funding is expected to accelerate the development of Thermodynamic Sampling Units (TSUs), an entirely new category of semiconductor purpose-built for probabilistic AI workloads, and qualify a domestic manufacturing path for the technology.

TSUs use the natural thermodynamic fluctuations of standard CMOS transistors to sample directly from programmable probability distributions in a power-efficient manner, a capability useful for generative AI, simulations of biology, markets, and beyond. The same capability extends to probabilistic inference for physical intelligence and defense, where robots, autonomous systems, and sensor platforms must reason under uncertainty in real time on tight power budgets. On key generative-AI workloads, TSUs can achieve energy-efficiency gains of orders of magnitude over conventional GPUs.

“The current era of AI is one of exponential acceleration, and energy is its binding constraint. Brute-forcing the digital, deterministic paradigm to unfathomable scale cannot be the endgame,” said Guillaume Verdon, founder and CEO of Extropic. “TSUs harness the inherent randomness of nature to deliver more intelligence per watt. And because they run on mature nodes, we can build them here, in American fabs, without waiting in line for anyone else’s capacity. We are proud to partner with the Trump Administration, Secretary Lutnick, and Executive Director Frauenhofer to manufacture this new category of compute on American soil and help return the United States to compute dominance.”

Replaying the playbook that built Silicon Valley

Silicon Valley was built on public-private partnerships: the first integrated circuits found their earliest volume customers in federal programs, and the government acting as first customer and first investor is how the American semiconductor industry was built up. Six decades later, Extropic is reinventing how the transistor is used for the generative AI era, moving beyond deterministic digital logic into stochastic electronics and thermodynamic computation. Once again the federal government is acting as a key partner to bridge the gap from working prototype to production scale and accelerating the scaling and diffusion of this technology into the market. Thermodynamic computing will fundamentally change how we compute from the ground up, enabling new capabilities, unparalleled energy efficiency and greater access to AI at lower costs for all Americans.

Scaling American AI output

AI’s overall growth, accessibility, and costs are running up against the limits of the power grid: both power production and energy efficiency have become limiting factors for American compute. In the age of AI, a nation’s strength will be measured by its total intelligence production: the watts it generates, multiplied by the intelligence it extracts from every watt.

While America secures the watts through a new American nuclear renaissance, spurred by the President’s May 2025 executive orders on nuclear energy, power efficiency will determine whether artificial intelligence is ubiquitously and cost-efficiently accessible at scale. This investment in thermodynamic computing will push the frontier of how much intelligence per watt one can get from American silicon, unlocking a path to potentially orders of magnitude greater total intelligence output at a national scale. More intelligence output means more discovery, more industry, and more abundance, compounding directly into American economic strength and the prosperity of every American.

Building the first large-scale thermodynamic computing system

For Extropic, the bridge from prototype to production runs from the X0, the prototype silicon chip that took thermodynamic computing from zero to one, to the Z1, its first production-scale TSU. Under the letter of intent, the planned R&D funding would support bringing the first Z1 clusters online and demonstrating chip performance on generative-AI benchmarks. Much of the frontier of this work lies beyond the chip itself, in the systems around it: the infrastructure to control TSUs, connect them to one another, and integrate them with conventional forms of computing at rack scale.

The systems scaling work supported by this award will allow for Z1 clusters large enough to begin exploring thermodynamic AI algorithms at scales impractical to simulate on GPUs today. This will in turn enable the discovery of novel algorithms native to this hardware paradigm. Accelerating that algorithmic development is key to migrating generative AI workloads from traditional accelerators to the more power-efficient substrate that is the TSU.

Bringing the thermodynamic computing supply chain home

Extropic’s TSU chips are unique in that they extract more computation from orders of magnitude fewer transistors by operating them probabilistically, achieving dramatic power efficiency gains without requiring the smallest transistors from the cutting edge process nodes. As a result, TSUs can be manufactured on mature process nodes with substantial capacity available in the United States today, without competing for the predominantly offshore leading-edge wafers on which the world’s supply of digital accelerators depends.

The capstone of the project is a new thermodynamic chip: Z1.5, an iteration over Z1, but now fabricated at a U.S. foundry, establishing onshore production capability for thermodynamic computing for the first time. Extropic has already demonstrated the fab-portability of its probabilistic primitive IP, with two X0 variants taped out and successfully tested at two different fabs.

“With today’s compute supply chain investments, the Trump Administration is accelerating America’s innovation engine,” said Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick. “These strategic investments will enhance our country’s domestic capabilities, create high-paying jobs and keep America at the forefront of the semiconductor industry.”

Stochastic electronics represent the future of computing for AI, and they have different fabrication requirements than digital. This award will ensure U.S. foundries create the manufacturing know-how to begin optimizing the American supply chain for the next generation of computing. Onshoring that supply chain is essential to American sovereignty and national security as computing transitions to its next substrate.

“The CHIPS R&D incentives will support a breakthrough in compute architecture to power next-generation AI and scientific discoveries,” said Bill Frauenhofer, the Executive Director for Semiconductor Innovation and Investment at the Department of Commerce. “Accelerating R&D for probabilistic compute provides American industry the energy efficiency to scale complex AI workloads securely and rapidly.”

The company will share a comprehensive technical update on its full thermodynamic computing stack, spanning hardware, software, and API access, in the coming days.

The letter of intent is non-binding, and the planned funding remains subject to the negotiation of definitive agreements with the Department of Commerce and the achievement of project milestones.

About Extropic

Extropic co-designs full stack thermodynamic computing systems that are radically more energy efficient than GPUs. Its Thermodynamic Sampling Units (TSUs) deliver more intelligence per watt, per square millimeter, and per second. The company’s stack spans silicon, systems, compilers and stochastic programming frameworks. Extropic is headquartered in Waltham, Massachusetts, with offices in San Francisco. Learn more at extropic.ai.

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Drew Grider Named No. 26 on Forbes Best-In-State Wealth Advisors 2026 List for the Chicago Suburbs

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Leelyn Smith President recognized among the top financial advisors in the Chicago suburbs, ranked 26 out of 270 advisors evaluated by Forbes and SHOOK Research

GENEVA, Ill., July 30, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Leelyn Smith announced today that Drew Grider, CFA, President of the firm, has been named to the Forbes Best-In-State Wealth Advisors 2026 list, ranking No. 26 out of 270 advisors evaluated in the Chicago suburbs category. The annual ranking, produced by Forbes in partnership with SHOOK Research, identifies the country’s top financial advisors through a rigorous evaluation of quantitative and qualitative criteria including industry experience, assets under management, client retention, compliance record, and the full breadth of client services delivered.

President of Leelyn Smith, Drew Grider, named among Best-In-State Wealth Advisors by Forbes and Shook Research

The 2026 list drew more than 52,000 nominations nationwide. SHOOK Research’s evaluation process requires a minimum of seven years of advisor experience and weighs factors including revenue trends, assets under management, compliance records, and best practices identified through telephone and in-person due diligence interviews. Portfolio performance is not a criterion due to varying client objectives and the absence of audited data.

Grider built Leelyn Smith on the conviction that wealth management, tax strategy and execution, financial planning, accounting, and CFO services should operate as one coordinated practice rather than a collection of separate departments. That model now serves more than 900 families across 31 states, and the firm is growing, in no small part thanks to the other dedicated advisors on the team across wealth, tax, and financial planning.

“At the end of the day, the work is still about being a great advisor to the people who trust us. The integrated structure gives our team the context to do that work better. But what actually matters most is still showing up for our clients, knowing their situation deeply, and giving them our best thinking every time. I am proud of so many other advisors and people on our team for doing exactly that.”

The recognition adds to a growing body of credentials for the firm, which has built its practice around a model that remains uncommon in the industry, with tax professionals and wealth advisors working together under one roof, coordinating across every dimension of a client’s financial life.

The Forbes Best-In-State Wealth Advisors ranking was developed by SHOOK Research and is based on in-person and telephone due diligence meetings and a ranking algorithm that includes client retention, industry experience, review of compliance records, firm nominations, assets under management, and revenue generated for their firms. Neither Forbes nor SHOOK Research received compensation in exchange for placement on the ranking.

About Leelyn Smith

Leelyn Smith is an integrated advisory firm where wealth management, tax strategy and execution, financial planning, accounting, and CFO services operate as one coordinated practice. We’re built at an intentional scale to deliver sophisticated, cross-functional expertise while maintaining the deep client relationships and true customization that define boutique service. Our team invests in understanding the complete story: your professional evolution, your family’s priorities, the transitions you’re navigating, and the legacy you’re building. This foundation enables us to deliver proactive guidance tailored to every aspect of your financial life.

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The Forbes Best-In-State Wealth Advisors 2026 ranking was developed by SHOOK Research and is based on an algorithm of qualitative and quantitative data. This ranking is based upon the period from 6/30/2024 to 6/30/2025 and was released on 4/7/2026. Advisors considered have a minimum of seven years of experience. The algorithm weighs factors including revenue trends, assets under management, compliance records, industry experience, and best practices. Portfolio performance is not a criterion due to varying client objectives and lack of audited data. Neither Forbes nor SHOOK Research receive compensation in exchange for placement on this ranking. Leelyn Smith did not compensate Forbes or SHOOK Research for this award. This ranking is not indicative of future performance and does not represent any one client’s experience.

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Factor4 Announces New Partnership with EVOSUS

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Enhancing Merchants with Omnichannel Gift Card Solutions

BROOMALL, Pa., July 30, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Factor4, a leading provider of omnichannel gift card and loyalty solutions, is pleased to announce a strategic partnership with Evosus, the premier business management software platform for the pool, spa, and hearth industries. This partnership enables merchants to seamlessly sell, redeem, and manage physical and digital gift cards directly on their PAX Aries devices while providing a consistent customer experience across in-store and online channels.

Evosus provides a comprehensive, cloud-based business platform that keeps every part of a business—service, retail, e-commerce, inventory, accounting, and reporting—seamlessly connected. By automating daily operations and unifying workflows, Evosus helps business owners streamline their tasks, stay in sync with their customers, and focus on growth.

Through this partnership, this new service is available to both Evosus Legacy and LOU clients. Merchants gain immediate access to Factor4’s secure gift card platform, allowing them to increase revenue, drive customer loyalty, and simplify gift card management.

“Partnering with Evosus expands our ability to deliver a seamless, fully integrated gift card solution to even more merchants,” said Dan Battista, CEO of Factor4. “Together, we’re helping businesses increase customer engagement, drive repeat visits, and create new revenue opportunities.”

“One of the top requests from our clients is for a robust, reliable gift and loyalty program,” said Dan McManus, CEO at Evosus. “Through this partnership with Factor4, we are delivering on that need, giving both our Evosus Legacy and LOU clients a powerful tool to boost holiday sales, retain customers, and drive repeat business directly through their existing workflow.”

Key Benefits

Seamless physical and digital gift card processingReal-time gift card sales, redemption, and balance tracking.Omnichannel support for in-store and online purchases.Increased customer loyalty and repeat business.Easy implementation with secure, reliable processing.

About Factor4

Factor4 provides comprehensive gift card and loyalty solutions that help merchants increase sales, strengthen customer relationships, and grow their brands through physical and digital gift card programs. Factor4 has an industry leading list of integrations and provides White Glove Support for all of its customers. For more information, visit www.factor4gift.com or contact Sales@factor4gift.com or (844) 444-4013.

About EVOSUS
Evosus is the leading prover of business management software designed specifically for the pool, spa, and hearth industries. With its Legacy platform and modern cloud solution, LOU, Evosus helps retail and service businesses streamline operations, manage inventory, schedule service technicians, and handle accounting under a single login. For more information, visit Evosus.com.

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