Hickory is developed using subsea wells equipped with horizontal trees and tied into a subsea manifold. Production is transported via insulated flowlines to a host floating production facility (Auger TLP) for processing. At the host, fluids undergo multi-stage separation into oil, gas, and produced water. Oil is stabilised and exported via the Poseidon Oil Pipeline system, while gas is compressed and exported through offshore gas pipeline networks. Produced water is treated prior to discharge or reinjection. Subsea infrastructure includes electro-hydraulic umbilicals providing well control, chemical injection, and communication. Flow assurance is managed through insulation and continuous chemical dosing to mitigate hydrate formation and wax deposition. The system is remotely operated from the host facility, with no topside processing at the field location, leveraging existing infrastructure to reduce development cost and complexity.