Even though Papua New Guinea's emission in the power generation sector, transport, buildings, mining, oil and gas and the industry sectors are minimal, it is projected that if the country does not take actions to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions, by year 2030 a considerable increase in the amount of emissions will be escalated from high carbon intensive development activities in the country. With the introduction of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG), it is projected that by 2030 Papua New Guinea will expect an increase in GHG emissions from its current volume of emissions in the oil and gas sector. Also, a similar increase in GHG emissions will be expected from other sectors of the economy if no immediate actions are taken in adopting a low carbon intensive business development practice.