Welcome to the green stock news brief for Tuesday, December 10th. Here are today’s top headlines:

Planet Labs (NYSE: PL) has announced the arrival of its high-resolution Pelican-2 satellite, equipped with NVIDIA's Jetson platform, at Vandenberg Space Force Base in preparation for a 2025 launch with SpaceX's Transporter-12 mission. Pelican-2 will provide advanced multispectral imaging, near-real-time insights, and conduct satellite-to-satellite communication tests. Together with 36 SuperDoves, the Pelican-2 will enhance Planet’s Earth observation capabilities by complementing its SkySat and medium-resolution fleets.

The XPENG (NYSE: XPEV) G6 has earned a prestigious five-star safety rating from ANCAP, showcasing exceptional performance in crash safety and active safety features like autonomous emergency braking and lane support systems. Its innovative design, including advanced die-casting technology and robust battery safety measures, underscores a commitment to occupant protection and road safety.

Joby Aviation (NYSE: JOBY) and Jetex have partnered to integrate Joby’s electric air taxis with Jetex's VIP terminals across the Middle East, starting with Dubai and Abu Dhabi, to provide sustainable and efficient travel via a network of vertiports. This collaboration supports Joby’s exclusive air taxi service in Dubai under a six-year agreement with the city's Road and Transport Authority, with the first vertiport already under construction at Dubai International Airport.

Enlight Renewable Energy (NASDAQ: ENLT) has begun commercial operations at the Pupin 94 MW wind farm in Serbia, with full capacity expected by Q1 2025, six months ahead of schedule. Adjacent to its earlier Blacksmith wind farm, Pupin exemplifies Enlight’s “Connect and Expand” strategy, leveraging shared infrastructure to deliver green energy to approximately 40,000 Serbian households under a long-term agreement with the state utility.