Anna) makes Nasdaq top percentage gainers list

As energy prices continue to rise, Alianna (NASDAQ:ANNA) makes the Nasdaq list of top percentage gainers. As of this report the stock is currently trading at $7.23, up $3.44 for a gain of 91.13%. The stock’s one-day high is $7.39 on volume of over 60 million shares.

Alianna (NASDAQ:ANNA) is a technology-driven energy company focused on bringing sustainability and new supply of low carbon natural gas and RNG to Italy, aligning conventional energy operations with renewable solutions, with developments such as the Longanesi field paving the way to support a responsible energy transition. With three conventional gas discoveries already made in Italy and fourteen new natural gas exploration projects planned this decade, Alliana plays a key role in Italy’s energy transition. Italy’s extensive infrastructure, including 33,000 kilometers of gas pipelines, three major gas storage facilities and a strong base of existing RNG facilities, is in line with Alianna’s commitment to sustainability. Alianna’s portfolio of RNG projects includes three plants under development and approximately 100 projects representing approximately €1.1 billion in potential investment over the next few years. Alleanna operates regional headquarters in Dallas, Texas and Rome, Italy.

On March 12, Eleanna announces the receipt of its final year-end 2025 reserves report from D&M, which includes a material increase in the total proved reserves and productive lifetime of the Longanesi field, and total proven reserves in the Gradiza and Trava fields.

Extensive new technical studies strongly support growth in proven reserves and potential resources at Alianna’s Po Valley assets

In early and mid-2025, Eleanna’s technical experts completed significant updates to its reservoir and resource assessment models in the Po Valley. Preliminary internal results indicate the presence of additional, previously unappreciated deposits, known as thin-bed turbidites, in the Longanesi, Trava and Gradiza fields. As a result, Elayanna commissioned D&M to conduct an independent thin-bed salary analysis for all three regions using advanced log interpretation techniques and software. In its report to Eleanna, D&M concluded that all wells drilled to date contain significant amounts of thin-bed turbidites, allowing it to raise its gas-in-place and recoverable gas estimates for all three fields.

Alleyanna also commissioned D&M to update its reserves report highlighting encouraging Longnesse production data and reservoir performance from 2025. The results of this analysis allowed D&M to promote a certain amount of reserves from the probable category at year-end 2024 to the proven category at year-end 2025, which is a positive development in terms of future recoverable reserves.

According to both Eleanna Internal and D&M studies, the presence of thin-bed turbidites in the Po Valley Basin has now been identified, and based on the thick pay column and good early performance of the turbidite reservoirs at Longnesy, a similar increase in resource estimates can be expected for the company’s development portfolio. Alleanna will provide an update on its Poe Valley development program and discuss this positive development further in the near future.

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