FLNG for large field development is likely to remain the preserve of sponsors with the ability to attract and deploy significant amounts of risk capital. More projects have fallen by the way than have been sanctioned. A "base load" FLNG project is illustrated by "Prelude FLNG" which will have a production capacity of 3.6 Mt of LNG (6.0 Mt including LPG and condensates). It has been described as a "revolutionary technology that will allow Shell to access offshore gas fields that would otherwise be too costly or difficult to develop…". Shell has not officially released a cost for Prelude FLNG, but in 2011 it was estimated at US$10.8-12.6 bn, and above 2,400 US$/t. In 2009, the company said "Shell's philosophy of "design one, build many" makes FLNG suitable for a wide range of feed gas compositions and metocean conditions." An FLNG with capacity above 3.3 Mt is planned for the Coral South Field in Mozambique.