Dulang C is one of the field’s three unmanned drilling platforms; it does not duplicate the central oil-stabilisation and storage functions installed at Dulang B. Platform wells terminate at surface wellheads and are gathered through wellhead and flowline piping. Documented control equipment includes a wellhead-control panel, individual well-control modules and a simultaneous-production-and-drilling panel, permitting controlled production during drilling or well-intervention operations. The platform exports its combined oil, associated-gas and water stream through the permanent subsea pipeline network to Dulang B. There the stream enters the field’s separation, crude-treatment, compression and export system. Dulang C has no independent tanker-loading or bulk-storage installation. A dedicated 6-inch gas-lift line from Dulang B terminates at C and distributes lift gas to selected platform wells. Public project and maintenance records also identify water-injection filtration equipment at Dulang C, linking the wellhead installation to the field’s waterflood system. A separate submarine cable connection between Dulang B and C forms part of the inter-platform infrastructure. As a normally unmanned installation, C’s permanent facilities centre on surface trees, wellhead flowlines, production gathering, pipeline interfaces, gas-lift and water-injection equipment and documented well-control systems rather than full hydrocarbon processing. Personnel attend for drilling, maintenance and intervention. Fluids remain multiphase until they reach Dulang B; stabilised crude ultimately leaves the central platform by submarine pipeline to the field FSO for storage and tanker offloading.