Found this from a 2002 edition of The Resource...

Found this from a 2002 edition of The Resource Investor:

"Borsano: Shallow gas
• Moderate exploration costs
• Low development costs
• Moderate risk, moderate reward
Borsano: Deep oil/gas condensate
• High exploration and development costs
• High risk, high reward

Italy’s Highly Prolific Po Valley
Two of WPN’s concessions (San Marco and Borsano)
are located in the highly prolific Po Valley. The
concessions have shallow gas potential (2,000-3,000
meters) and are both located in regions where gas has
been produced from nearby fields. At least seven significant
gas deposits have been found within a 30 km radius
of the concessions, with the largest field, Dosso Degli
Angeli, containing reserves in excess of 1 trillion cubic
feet of gas.

The Borsano concession, located north of Milan, has deep
Mesozoic carbonate oil/condensate potential. It is located within 30 km of the Villafortuna-Trecate oil field, the source of over 20% of Italy’s cumulative oil production. This field, discovered in 1984, has produced at rate of up to 82,000 bopd."

http://www.theresourceinvestor.com/RI-pdf/RI_0902.pdf