The Shenandoah development is based on a semi-submersible floating production unit designed for high-pressure service. Subsea wells are tied back via high-specification flowlines and risers designed to handle extreme reservoir conditions. The facility includes robust topsides processing with multi-stage separation, oil stabilization, and high-pressure gas compression systems. Oil is planned to be exported via a new pipeline system connecting into existing Gulf of Mexico crude networks, while gas export will tie into regional transmission infrastructure. Produced water handling systems include treatment and disposal. The facility incorporates advanced materials and equipment rated for high pressure and temperature, including wellheads and subsea trees. Power generation is provided by gas turbines. Subsea infrastructure includes manifolds and electro-hydraulic umbilicals. The design emphasises integrity and reliability under HPHT conditions, with capacity for future tie-backs in the Walker Ridge area.