The Lobster development consists of subsea production wells connected via flowlines and umbilicals to a host platform. The wells are completed with subsea trees and controlled remotely. Production fluids are transported to the host facility, where separation, stabilization, and processing occur. No standalone processing equipment exists on Lobster itself. The subsea system includes manifolds to gather production from multiple wells and direct flow through a single export line. Control systems use electro-hydraulic umbilicals for well operation and monitoring. Injection wells may be included for reservoir pressure support. Export of oil and gas is handled through the host platform's pipeline infrastructure. The development leverages existing compression, separation, and utility systems, minimizing capital expenditure. The subsea architecture is designed for reliability and long-term operation in deepwater conditions, with provisions for intervention and maintenance via remotely operated vehicles.