For decades, Equatorial Guinea mattered to Western powers largely because of its oil. But the small Central African country is no longer the oil producer it once was. After reaching peak production in 2007, its oil production entered a steep decline as mature fields started to deplete. The sector’s changing environment has already reshaped Western […]
For decades, Equatorial Guinea mattered to Western powers largely because of its oil. But the small Central African country is no longer the oil producer it once was. After reaching peak production in 2007, its oil production entered a steep decline as mature fields started to deplete. The sector’s changing environment has already reshaped Western […]
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