The correlation between oil prices and JUV daily interest rates is weakening, and we expect this trend to continue for three key reasons. First, compared with oil and natural gas, the larger turbine size and harsher field characteristics increase and isolate the requirements for offshore wind power. Therefore, the technical requirements of offshore wind power drive the demand for professional and dedicated ships. Second, since the oil price crash in 2014, the offshore oil and gas industry has been committed to doing more with less money, thus breaking the link between high oil prices and higher daily interest rates. Finally, the relative scale of the offshore wind power industry is growing and will account for 30% of the offshore wind power and oil and gas industries by 2025. Offshore wind power will no longer be a niche market in the offshore supply chain, consolidate its independent position to determine the daily rate of joint robots. Costs, growing fleets and weak demand have drastically reduced JUV daily rates.