# Mission Green
> Australian residential & commercial solar and battery installation company based in Melbourne.

- Canonical entity: https://directory.readyscan.ai/entities/mission-green-q140396469
- Website listed in the source snapshot: https://missiongreen.com.au/
- Category: [Businesses](https://directory.readyscan.ai/directory/businesses)
- Machine record: https://directory.readyscan.ai/discovery/entities/mission-green-q140396469.json
- Material fingerprint: fnv1a64:080fc92f45c003ee
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- Published: 2026-10-20
- Modified: 2026-10-20

## Questions & answers
### [How much does a solar system cost?](https://directory.readyscan.ai/entities/mission-green-q140396469#company-answer-content-native-digital-agencies-4a89bb61e2c1bb7d-a-567213ff14844db08ece)
“A quality 6.6kW solar system typically costs $4,500 to $7,000 in Australia after the federal STC discount is applied, while larger 10 to 13kW systems generally range from $7,000 to $12,000 (pricing current as at 2026). Your final price depends on the panel and inverter brands, your roof type and access, and whether any switchboard upgrades are needed.”
Sources: https://missiongreen.com.au/faqs

### [How long do solar panels last?](https://directory.readyscan.ai/entities/mission-green-q140396469#company-answer-content-native-digital-agencies-4a89bb61e2c1bb7d-a-70f701470fc1cf007e02)
“Premium Tier 1 solar panels are built to last 25 to 30 years or more, and quality panels carry a 25-year performance warranty guaranteeing at least around 84.8% of their original output at year 25. Panels degrade slowly — typically about 0.5% per year — so a well-installed system keeps producing meaningful electricity well beyond its warranty period.”
Sources: https://missiongreen.com.au/faqs

### [How much can I save with solar?](https://directory.readyscan.ai/entities/mission-green-q140396469#company-answer-content-native-digital-agencies-4a89bb61e2c1bb7d-a-f91b11b40268209d55c1)
“Most Australian households save between $1,800 and $3,600 per year with solar alone, and adding a battery can lift total savings to roughly $3,000 to $5,200 per year.”
Sources: https://missiongreen.com.au/faqs

### [Do solar panels work on cloudy days?](https://directory.readyscan.ai/entities/mission-green-q140396469#company-answer-content-native-digital-agencies-4a89bb61e2c1bb7d-a-9267728370b63d0e7141)
“Yes. Solar panels generate electricity from daylight, not direct sunlight, so they keep producing on overcast days — typically at around 10% to 30% of their peak output depending on how heavy the cloud is.”
Sources: https://missiongreen.com.au/faqs

## Company sources
- [Mission Green website](https://missiongreen.com.au/) — missiongreen.com.au
- [missiongreen.com.au/faqs](https://missiongreen.com.au/faqs) — missiongreen.com.au · [Related Ready Scan knowledge](https://readyscan.ai/sources/source-f2e46dc48aa891c6)
- [wikidata.org/wiki/Special:EntityData/Q140396469.json](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Special:EntityData/Q140396469.json?revision=2512833188) — wikidata.org · [Related Ready Scan knowledge](https://readyscan.ai/sources/source-45e28def14e14f1f)

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