Diu had been importing 73% of its power from Gujarat until last year. It has now adopted a two-pronged approach whereby a Nine MW solar park spread over 50 hectares rocky barren land has been developed besides installing solar panels on the rooftops on 79 government buildings thereby generating 1.3 MW annually.

To further enhance its solar capacity, Diu offers its residents a subsidy of ₹10,000-50,000 for installing 1-5KW rooftop solar panels. Diu is saving about 13,000 tonnes of carbon emissions every year. Due to low-cost solar energy, power tariffs have been cut in the residential category by 10% last year and 15% this year.

In other hands, to improve traffic management in Bengaluru, a prototype of an intelligent traffic management solution is currently being tested in collaboration with the Electronics City Township Authority. It will provide traffic information that is currently unavailable, and help improve management of commuter traffic. It involves capturing video streams from several cameras and processing them using artificial intelligence so that typical traffic management tasks such as vehicle detection, traffic density estimation and control of traffic lights can be automated for real-time performance.

Additionally, to revitalize urban public spaces and socially activating the area beside generating economic activity, Jaipur Smart City Ltd has planned to develop night bazaar at Chaura Rasta, in the heart of the Pink city. The JSCL would register up to 700 vendors who will be allowed to set up stalls, including eateries, between 9 pm and 1 am. The project will provide entertainment, culture, and shopping to citizens after office hours.