BRS Resources Sun, 02 Nov 2025 10:58:18 +0000 Sun, 02 Nov 2025 10:58:18 +0000 Libsyn RSSgen 1.0 http://brsresources.libsyn.com/webpage Copyright - IR Smartt - 2013 http://brsresources.libsyn.com/webpage BRS Resources Ltd. is an upstream oil and gas exploration and production company, publicly traded on the TSX Ventures Exchange under the symbol BRS. The company is focused on establishing a European presence in the upstream oil and gas business, primarily natural gas production in Italy. https://static.libsyn.com/p/assets/1/d/4/3/1d4371a23935b808 BRS Resources IR Smartt clean BRS Resources Ltd. is an upstream oil and gas exploration and production company, publicly traded on the TSX Ventures Exchange under the symbol BRS. The company is focused on establishing a European presence in the upstream oil and gas business, primarily natural gas production in Italy. episodic BRS,Resources,natural,gas,LPG,gas,company,natural,gas,exploration no Investor Relations Podcast for BRS Resources Litd.get@irsmartt.comIR Smartt Dec 11th Interview with CEO, Steve Moore Dec 11th Interview with CEO, Steve Moore Wed, 11 Dec 2013 18:00:00 +0000 The following is an interview conducted with BRS Resources' CEO, Steve Moore on the 12th of December, 2013 and provides a snapshot for investors of BRS' operational situation heading into 2014. 

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]]> 06:01 false full get@irsmartt.com (IR Smartt)The following is an interview conducted with BRS Resources' CEO, Steve Moore on the 12th of December, 2013 and provides a snapshot for investors of BRS' operational situation heading into 2014.  Social Media Strategy by IR SmarttIR SmarttThe following is an interview conducted with BRS Resources' CEO, Steve Moore on the 12th of December, 2013 and provides a snapshot for investors of BRS' operational situation heading into 2014.  Social Media Strategy by IR Smartt Oct 25th Interview with CEO Steve Moore Oct 25th Interview with CEO Steve Moore Mon, 04 Nov 2013 18:00:00 +0000 The following was an interview with BRS Resources' CEO, Steve Moore recorded on October 25th, 2013. In it, Steve and Tim Howard or IR Smartt discuss BRS' progress on its Italian Natural Gas operations. 

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]]> 17:36 false full get@irsmartt.com (IR Smartt)The following was an interview with BRS Resources' CEO, Steve Moore recorded on October 25th, 2013. In it, Steve and Tim Howard or IR Smartt discuss BRS' progress on its Italian Natural Gas operations.  Social Media Strategy by IR SmarttIR SmarttThe following was an interview with BRS Resources' CEO, Steve Moore recorded on October 25th, 2013. In it, Steve and Tim Howard or IR Smartt discuss BRS' progress on its Italian Natural Gas operations.  Social Media Strategy by IR Smartt BRS Resources Announces Drilling Prospects and Permit Application BRS Resources Announces Drilling Prospects and Permit Application Wed, 23 Oct 2013 17:00:00 +0000 DALLAS, TEXAS–October 23, 2013: BRS Resources Ltd. (“BRS”) (TSX.V: BRS) is pleased to announce that AleAnna Resources, LLC (“AleAnna”), an Italian exploration and production company in which BRS holds a membership interest, has identified  at least four drillable natural gas prospects on its Ponte del Diavolo permit within 3 miles of Po Valley Energy’s (“PVE”) Gradizza-1 discovery well. AleAnna has already submitted a drilling permit application for its Tombellina prospect, also located in its Ponte del Diavolo permit, approximately 3.5 miles southwest of the Gradizza discovery. AleAnna anticipates drilling at least one of these prospects in the next 12 months.

 The Gradizza-1 well, in which AleAnna owns a working interest, is located in PVE’s La Prospera permit. The La Prospera permit is north and adjacent to AleAnna’s Ponte del Diavolo permit. The Gradizza-1 well, drilled and completed in September 2013, encountered 33 ft (10 m) of gas-bearing sands at an approximate depth of 3,370 ft (1,028 m). The Gradizza-1 well serves as a stratigraphy test well for AleAnna’s look-alike prospects within 3 miles southwest of the well. Using the Gradizza-1 well data, AleAnna can more accurately interpret and target similar-looking pay horizons in its 100%-owned prospects. All of AleAnna’s prospects have been surveyed with 3D seismic technology, which greatly enhances AleAnna’s ability to image geological structures and anomalies. AleAnna’s prospects, as well as the Gradizza-1 well, are on trend with a number of nearby producing natural gas fields, including the Sabbioncello and Tresigallo fields, both of which have produced billions of cubic feet of natural gas.

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]]> DALLAS, TEXAS–October 23, 2013: BRS Resources Ltd. (“BRS”) (TSX.V: BRS) is pleased to announce that AleAnna Resources, LLC (“AleAnna”), an Italian exploration and production company in which BRS holds a membership interest, has identified at least four drillable natural gas prospects on its Ponte del Diavolo permit within 3 miles of Po Valley Energy’s (“PVE”) Gradizza-1 discovery well. AleAnna has already submitted a drilling permit application for its Tombellina prospect, also located in its Ponte del Diavolo permit, approximately 3.5 miles southwest of the Gradizza discovery. AleAnna anticipates drilling at least one of these prospects in the next 12 months.

The Gradizza-1 well, in which AleAnna owns a working interest, is located in PVE’s La Prospera permit. The La Prospera permit is north and adjacent to AleAnna’s Ponte del Diavolo permit. The Gradizza-1 well, drilled and completed in September 2013, encountered 33 ft (10 m) of gas-bearing sands at an approximate depth of 3,370 ft (1,028 m). The Gradizza-1 well serves as a stratigraphy test well for AleAnna’s look-alike prospects within 3 miles southwest of the well. Using the Gradizza-1 well data, AleAnna can more accurately interpret and target similar-looking pay horizons in its 100%-owned prospects. All of AleAnna’s prospects have been surveyed with 3D seismic technology, which greatly enhances AleAnna’s ability to image geological structures and anomalies. AleAnna’s prospects, as well as the Gradizza-1 well, are on trend with a number of nearby producing natural gas fields, including the Sabbioncello and Tresigallo fields, both of which have produced billions of cubic feet of natural gas.

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]]> 03:19 false full get@irsmartt.com (IR Smartt)DALLAS, TEXAS–October 23, 2013: BRS Resources Ltd. (“BRS”) (TSX.V: BRS) is pleased to announce that AleAnna Resources, LLC (“AleAnna”), an Italian exploration and production company in which BRS holds a membership interest, has identified  at least four drillable natural gas prospects on its Ponte del Diavolo permit within 3 miles of Po Valley Energy’s (“PVE”) Gradizza-1 discovery well. AleAnna has already submitted a drilling permit application for its Tombellina prospect, also located in its Ponte del Diavolo permit, approximately 3.5 miles southwest of the Gradizza discovery. AleAnna anticipates drilling at least one of these prospects in the next 12 months.  The Gradizza-1 well, in which AleAnna owns a working interest, is located in PVE’s La Prospera permit. The La Prospera permit is north and adjacent to AleAnna’s Ponte del Diavolo permit. The Gradizza-1 well, drilled and completed in September 2013, encountered 33 ft (10 m) of gas-bearing sands at an approximate depth of 3,370 ft (1,028 m). The Gradizza-1 well serves as a stratigraphy test well for AleAnna’s look-alike prospects within 3 miles southwest of the well. Using the Gradizza-1 well data, AleAnna can more accurately interpret and target similar-looking pay horizons in its 100%-owned prospects. All of AleAnna’s prospects have been surveyed with 3D seismic technology, which greatly enhances AleAnna’s ability to image geological structures and anomalies. AleAnna’s prospects, as well as the Gradizza-1 well, are on trend with a number of nearby producing natural gas fields, including the Sabbioncello and Tresigallo fields, both of which have produced billions of cubic feet of natural gas. Social Media Strategy by IR SmarttIR SmarttDALLAS, TEXAS–October 23, 2013: BRS Resources Ltd. (“BRS”) (TSX.V: BRS) is pleased to announce that AleAnna Resources, LLC (“AleAnna”), an Italian exploration and production company in which BRS holds a membership interest, has identified  at least four drillable natural gas prospects on its Ponte del Diavolo permit within 3 miles of Po Valley Energy’s (“PVE”) Gradizza-1 discovery well. AleAnna has already submitted a drilling permit application for its Tombellina prospect, also located in its Ponte del Diavolo permit, approximately 3.5 miles southwest of the Gradizza discovery. AleAnna anticipates drilling at least one of these prospects in the next 12 months.  The Gradizza-1 well, in which AleAnna owns a working interest, is located in PVE’s La Prospera permit. The La Prospera permit is north and adjacent to AleAnna’s Ponte del Diavolo permit. The Gradizza-1 well, drilled and completed in September 2013, encountered 33 ft (10 m) of gas-bearing sands at an approximate depth of 3,370 ft (1,028 m). The Gradizza-1 well serves as a stratigraphy test well for AleAnna’s look-alike prospects within 3 miles southwest of the well. Using the Gradizza-1 well data, AleAnna can more accurately interpret and target similar-looking pay horizons in its 100%-owned prospects. All of AleAnna’s prospects have been surveyed with 3D seismic technology, which greatly enhances AleAnna’s ability to image geological structures and anomalies. AleAnna’s prospects, as well as the Gradizza-1 well, are on trend with a number of nearby producing natural gas fields, including the Sabbioncello and Tresigallo fields, both of which have produced billions of cubic feet of natural gas. Social Media Strategy by IR Smartt BRS Resources Announces Flow Test Confirms Gradizza-1 Gas Discovery BRS Resources Announces Flow Test Confirms Gradizza-1 Gas Discovery Thu, 12 Sep 2013 17:00:00 +0000 DALLAS, TX–(Marketwired – Sep 12, 2013) – BRS Resources Ltd. (TSX VENTURE: BRS) is pleased to announce that Po Valley Energy Limited (PVE) has carried out initial testing of the Quaternary gas bearing level of the Gradizza-1 exploration well. BRS is participating in the well through its membership interest in AleAnna Resources, LLC. As previously announced, AleAnna and PVE executed a farm-in agreement which allowed AleAnna to earn a 10% interest in the Gradizza prospect and La Prospera permit.

 The Gradizza-1 well encountered good gas shows and a drilling break in the target Pleistocene-age sand interval. After coring and logging, operations confirmed the presence of a gas-bearing reservoir exceeding 33 ft (10 m) in thickness and 7-in. casing was run and cemented to a total depth of 3,372 ft (1,028 m). The well was perforated from 2,808 to 2,822 ft (856 to 860 m), gravel packed, and 2 3/8-in. production tubing installed.

The initial shut-in tubing pressure recorded was 1,110 psi (78 kg/cm2), indicating original pressures and no depletion by any area production. Initial flowing tubing pressures and rates varied by choke size and averaged over 220 psi (15 kg/cm2) in flowing tubing pressure with varying rates between 175,000 to 250,000 cu ft per day (5,000 to 7,000 cu m per day). Although no formation water was associated with gas production during the test, the cleanup process is not complete. The flow rate is expected to improve once cleanup is achieved. The completion zone appears to have minor skin damage that may clean up when the well is released to production or may require stimulation to achieve production potential. PVE will take the next few months to review the data and consider rigless testing to better evaluate the real reservoir capability.

“We’re pleased with the initial results of the Gradizza-1 well and look forward to additional testing to get a better gauge of production rates and ultimate recovery,” commented Steven Moore, president/CEO of BRS Resources. “What’s more significant for BRS and AleAnna Resources is that the Gradizza-1 well affirms the viability of a number of analogous drillable prospects on AleAnna’s neighboring Ponte del Diavolo permit.”

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]]> DALLAS, TX–(Marketwired – Sep 12, 2013) – BRS Resources Ltd. (TSX VENTURE: BRS) is pleased to announce that Po Valley Energy Limited (PVE) has carried out initial testing of the Quaternary gas bearing level of the Gradizza-1 exploration well. BRS is participating in the well through its membership interest in AleAnna Resources, LLC. As previously announced, AleAnna and PVE executed a farm-in agreement which allowed AleAnna to earn a 10% interest in the Gradizza prospect and La Prospera permit.

The Gradizza-1 well encountered good gas shows and a drilling break in the target Pleistocene-age sand interval. After coring and logging, operations confirmed the presence of a gas-bearing reservoir exceeding 33 ft (10 m) in thickness and 7-in. casing was run and cemented to a total depth of 3,372 ft (1,028 m). The well was perforated from 2,808 to 2,822 ft (856 to 860 m), gravel packed, and 2 3/8-in. production tubing installed.

The initial shut-in tubing pressure recorded was 1,110 psi (78 kg/cm2), indicating original pressures and no depletion by any area production. Initial flowing tubing pressures and rates varied by choke size and averaged over 220 psi (15 kg/cm2) in flowing tubing pressure with varying rates between 175,000 to 250,000 cu ft per day (5,000 to 7,000 cu m per day). Although no formation water was associated with gas production during the test, the cleanup process is not complete. The flow rate is expected to improve once cleanup is achieved. The completion zone appears to have minor skin damage that may clean up when the well is released to production or may require stimulation to achieve production potential. PVE will take the next few months to review the data and consider rigless testing to better evaluate the real reservoir capability.

“We’re pleased with the initial results of the Gradizza-1 well and look forward to additional testing to get a better gauge of production rates and ultimate recovery,” commented Steven Moore, president/CEO of BRS Resources. “What’s more significant for BRS and AleAnna Resources is that the Gradizza-1 well affirms the viability of a number of analogous drillable prospects on AleAnna’s neighboring Ponte del Diavolo permit.”

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]]> 02:58 false full get@irsmartt.com (IR Smartt)DALLAS, TX–(Marketwired – Sep 12, 2013) – BRS Resources Ltd. (TSX VENTURE: BRS) is pleased to announce that Po Valley Energy Limited (PVE) has carried out initial testing of the Quaternary gas bearing level of the Gradizza-1 exploration well. BRS is participating in the well through its membership interest in AleAnna Resources, LLC. As previously announced, AleAnna and PVE executed a farm-in agreement which allowed AleAnna to earn a 10% interest in the Gradizza prospect and La Prospera permit.  The Gradizza-1 well encountered good gas shows and a drilling break in the target Pleistocene-age sand interval. After coring and logging, operations confirmed the presence of a gas-bearing reservoir exceeding 33 ft (10 m) in thickness and 7-in. casing was run and cemented to a total depth of 3,372 ft (1,028 m). The well was perforated from 2,808 to 2,822 ft (856 to 860 m), gravel packed, and 2 3/8-in. production tubing installed. The initial shut-in tubing pressure recorded was 1,110 psi (78 kg/cm2), indicating original pressures and no depletion by any area production. Initial flowing tubing pressures and rates varied by choke size and averaged over 220 psi (15 kg/cm2) in flowing tubing pressure with varying rates between 175,000 to 250,000 cu ft per day (5,000 to 7,000 cu m per day). Although no formation water was associated with gas production during the test, the cleanup process is not complete. The flow rate is expected to improve once cleanup is achieved. The completion zone appears to have minor skin damage that may clean up when the well is released to production or may require stimulation to achieve production potential. PVE will take the next few months to review the data and consider rigless testing to better evaluate the real reservoir capability. “We’re pleased with the initial results of the Gradizza-1 well and look forward to additional testing to get a better gauge of production rates and ultimate recovery,” commented Steven Moore, president/CEO of BRS Resources. “What’s more significant for BRS and AleAnna Resources is that the Gradizza-1 well affirms the viability of a number of analogous drillable prospects on AleAnna’s neighboring Ponte del Diavolo permit.” Social Media Strategy by IR SmarttIR SmarttDALLAS, TX–(Marketwired – Sep 12, 2013) – BRS Resources Ltd. (TSX VENTURE: BRS) is pleased to announce that Po Valley Energy Limited (PVE) has carried out initial testing of the Quaternary gas bearing level of the Gradizza-1 exploration well. BRS is participating in the well through its membership interest in AleAnna Resources, LLC. As previously announced, AleAnna and PVE executed a farm-in agreement which allowed AleAnna to earn a 10% interest in the Gradizza prospect and La Prospera permit.  The Gradizza-1 well encountered good gas shows and a drilling break in the target Pleistocene-age sand interval. After coring and logging, operations confirmed the presence of a gas-bearing reservoir exceeding 33 ft (10 m) in thickness and 7-in. casing was run and cemented to a total depth of 3,372 ft (1,028 m). The well was perforated from 2,808 to 2,822 ft (856 to 860 m), gravel packed, and 2 3/8-in. production tubing installed. The initial shut-in tubing pressure recorded was 1,110 psi (78 kg/cm2), indicating original pressures and no depletion by any area production. Initial flowing tubing pressures and rates varied by choke size and averaged over 220 psi (15 kg/cm2) in flowing tubing pressure with varying rates between 175,000 to 250,000 cu ft per day (5,000 to 7,000 cu m per day). Although no formation water was associated with gas production during the test, the cleanup process is not complete. The flow rate is expected to improve once cleanup is achieved. The completion zone appears to have minor skin damage that may clean up when the well is released to production or may require stimulation to achieve production potential. PVE will take the next few months to review the data and consider rigless testing to better evaluate the real reservoir capability. “We’re pleased with the initial results of the Gradizza-1 well and look forward to additional testing to get a better gauge of production rates and ultimate recovery,” commented Steven Moore, president/CEO of BRS Resources. “What’s more significant for BRS and AleAnna Resources is that the Gradizza-1 well affirms the viability of a number of analogous drillable prospects on AleAnna’s neighboring Ponte del Diavolo permit.” Social Media Strategy by IR Smartt