Potential LNG projects are abundant, and LNG buyers have shown reluctance to enter into large, long-term firm contracts to support new projects. Only the most cost-competitive and creative projects are likely to succeed in making it all the way to FID. Controlling capital costs is paramount, and new technical approaches and business models may be required. Moreover, known lower-cost options for new LNG supply will keep strong competitive pressure on greenfield project developers to offer the most competitive prices. What will it take to get new liquefaction projects over the finish line?