The original Akpo development comprises 44 subsea wells: 22 production wells, 20 water injectors and two gas injectors. The seabed system includes clustered and dispersed well centres, manifolds, approximately 100–110 kilometres of production and injection flowlines, control umbilicals and 14 risers connecting the field to the FPSO. Gas and water injection provide pressure support, while electro-hydraulic controls operate and monitor the subsea trees. More than 17 topside modules carry two main processing trains. Installed functions include oil, condensate, gas and water separation; liquid stabilisation; gas compression; produced-water handling; seawater treatment; high-pressure water injection; gas injection; metering; and chemical injection. Associated gas is divided between reservoir injection, fuel use and export. Permanent utilities include onboard power generation and distribution, flare and pressure-relief equipment, firewater, fire-and-gas detection, emergency shutdown, integrated process and subsea controls, marine services and accommodation for approximately 240 people. The purpose-built hull is about 310 metres long and 61 metres wide, is held by twelve permanent mooring lines and stores approximately two million barrels of stabilised liquid hydrocarbons. Condensate is transferred through offloading lines to a deep-water loading buoy about two kilometres from the FPSO, where export tankers receive cargo. Export gas travels through a 16-inch pipeline approximately 150 kilometres to the Amenam/Kpono AMP2 platform, then continues through established infrastructure toward the Bonny Island LNG facilities.