March 2012 for Kiliwani to be connected, at the rate up to 45 MMcf per day, but initially commencing at 14 MMcf per day from maybe April (after connection in March) it seems. The pipeline is 3.5km from Kiliwani to the Songas gas cleaning plant.
Sorry, you will need to translate from Swahili to read it :
http://www.parliament.go.tz/POLIS/PAMS/Docs/HS-5-9-2011.pdf
Taking these figures you get :
So 14 MMcfd x 2.7 US$ per Mcf for say 90 days in H1 = 14,000 x 2.7 = 37,800 US$/day x 90 = 3.4 million US$ for H1.
If they can get 45MMcfd per day in H2 then its :
45,000 x 2.7 x 180 days = 21.8 million US$ for H2 2012.
Total revenue from Kiliwani could therefore be over 25 million US$ in 2012, and do not forget that tax breaks are in effect whilst they claim back exploration costs.
Lets hope the March 2012 connection is kept and production is on from April.
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