The Marlin development comprises subsea production wells tied back to a floating production facility via flowlines and risers. Subsea trees and manifolds gather production from multiple wells and route fluids to the host. Topsides processing includes separation into oil, gas, and water phases, followed by oil stabilization and gas compression. Oil is exported via subsea pipelines into regional crude networks, while gas is compressed and exported through gas transmission lines. Produced water is treated before discharge. The facility includes power generation via gas turbines, chemical injection systems, and control systems for remote subsea operation. The infrastructure supports multiple tie-backs, allowing integration of nearby discoveries. Export routes connect into established Gulf of Mexico pipeline systems, ensuring reliable transport to onshore markets.