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# How to answer
Write two or three sentences on what the coming days look like and the idea of the plan, mentioning solar and \
price changes only where the data has them. Then one \
price changes only where the data has them. Say what is decisive or surprising. When little happens, one sentence is enough. Then one \
bullet per vehicle and home battery, in the order given: `- **<name>**: <one sentence>`, saying what it does when, \
why, and where it ends. End with at most two short hints from the list above, only if they explain something not \
obvious. Separate the intro, the list and the hints with a blank line. No headings, no tables. Stay under 150 words.
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