Palava's infrastructure ensures nearly uninterrupted and stable power and water supply to its citizens.

• Palava has partnered with companies like General Electric (GE) to reuse 100% waste water for landscaping, cooling and other non potable use.
• The city will also have rain water harvesting to maintain the water table for sustainability.
• Palava has tied up with Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Co. Ltd. having invested in a dedicated feeder.
• Almost 10% of electricity for Palava's common spaces will be generated through solar power.
• Ground mounted large solar plant and roof mounted solar panels help augment power supply to common areas.

Palava has invested heavily in technology and world class processes to deal with safety for its citizens and businesses to grow and flourish in the city.

• A dedicated 24X7, 911 emergency number has been setup to deal with emergency situations such as theft, fire, and medical services.
• Emergency response team can reach any place within Palava in 10 min. 
• Over 700 CCTVs are used for video surveillance and to monitor the public places and common areas in the city
• Common areas such as clubhouses and buildings have strict access controls for enhanced security

Palava is strategically located at the centre of Navi Mumbai, Thane and Kalyan and is well connected through bus and rail services.

• Palava has over 30 dedicated buses that travel within Palava and to key business hubs.
• Shuttle services provide easy connectivity to business hubs like Powai, Andheri, BKC, Lower Parel and Vashi.
• Dedicated AC buses shuttle citizens to the nearby stations of Dombivli and Ghansoli
• These buses offer online booking facilities, app based tracking and ply at a frequency of 30 min.
• Palava is well connected through rail network to Dombivli (Central), Vashi (Harbour) & Vasai (Western)
• Closest station, Nilje has 16 trains that connects Diva, Panvel & Vasai
• Palava has tied up with TILT that offers environment friendly mobility solution through fitness & electric cycles.

Palava aims to create a smart waste management system which views waste as a resource and ensures that less than 5% waste goes to the landfill.

• Separate bins are provided in the city for recyclable and non-recyclable wastes.
• The city will also have rain water harvesting to maintain the water table for sustainability.
• Palava has tied up with Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Co. Ltd. having invested in a dedicated feeder.
• Almost 10% of electricity for Palava's common spaces will be generated through solar power.
• Ground mounted large solar plant and roof mounted solar panels help augment power supply to common areas.