Equinor announced changes in the corporate structure and the Corporate Executive Committee (CEC). The new corporate structure will consist of six business areas and five corporate centre units. The current organisational structure will remain in place until the planned implementation takes effect by 1 June 2021. Equinor’s Corporate Executive Committee will be as follows from 1 June 2021: Executive Vice President (EVP) Svein Skeie (Acting); Exploration & Production Norway (EPN), EVP Kjetil Hove; Exploration & Production International (EPI), EVP Al Cook; Marketing, Midstream & Processing (MMP), EVP Irene Rummelhoff; Renewables (REN), EVP Pål Eitrheim; Projects, Drilling & Procurement (PDP), EVP Arne Sigve Nylund; Technology, Digital & Innovation (TDI), EVP Carri Lockhart; Safety, Security & Sustainability (SSU), EVP Jannicke Nilsson; Legal & Compliance (LEG), EVP Siv Helen Rygh Torstensen; People & Organisation (PO), EVP Ana Fonseca Nordang. The Senior Vice President (SVP) for Communication (COM) will report to the CEO and participate in the CEC as today. Jannik Lindbæk is appointed SVP COM from 1 January 2021. The Corporate Executive Committee will be based in Norway. The organisation structure will remain the same as it is with a few key adjustments to ensure continuity and safe operations through the transition period from 1 January 2021 to 1 June 2021. Kjetil Hove will step into the role as EVP Development & Production Norway (DPN) from 1 January 2021. Al Cook will step into the role as EVP Development & Production International (DPI), and the existing Development & Production Brazil (DPB) and Global Strategy & Business Development (GSB) will be part of DPI from 1 January 2021. Arne Sigve Nylund will step into the role as EVP Technology, Projects and Drilling (TPD) from 1 January 2021. As previously announced, EVP Margareth Øvrum will retire 31 December 2020 and SVP Reidar Gjærum will step into a Senior Advisor role in the CEO Office 1 January 2020. Geir Tungesvik, who has been acting as executive vice president for Technology, Projects, and Drilling (TPD) will return to his role as senior vice president of Projects (PRD) 1 January 2021. Tore Løseth will continue as acting EVP for Exploration until 1. June 2021. EVP Torgrim Reitan has decided to step down as EVP Development & Production International to take on a new position within Equinor. He has been a member of the CEC since 2011 as Chief Financial Officer, EVP for Development & Production USA and EVP for Development & Production International. From 1 January 2021, he will take on the role as SVP Finance & Control in the Renewables business area, supporting the ambition to accelerate profitable growth in renewables.