It is clear that the drive to reduce greenhouse gas emissions is not just an environmental concern, but should also integrate agencies involved in economic and social development. The campaign must also attach importance to the energy and transport sectors, especially with regard to electricity generation and fuel combustion in the transport sector. The use of energy from fuel combustion and industrial electricity use, including at the household level, is a major source of greenhouse gas emissions. The energy and transport sectors form the basis for many forms of development, such as improving manufacturing industries and services that produce lower amounts of carbon, adapting economic structures so that they are more environmentally friendly, and creating sustainable low-carbon cities, among others. Therefore, it is imperative to moderate the structure of the energy and transportation industry to ensure low-carbon release and environmental friendliness in the near future. Otherwise, it will take a long time to implement the changes and the long-term impact on the country's greenhouse gas emissions. Due to the systematic nature of reporting and information collection, the energy and transportation sectors are sources of large amounts of emissions. The long-term plans should benefit the public in reducing GHG emissions by, for example, creating stability in the energy sector, saving time and increasing convenience in travel, and reducing air pollution to improve public health.