Industrial incinerators are furnaces used in various industries to burn materials to generate energy or remove waste materials. These furnaces are typically very large and powerful and can operate on both fossil fuels and renewable energy sources. In power generation, incinerators can be used to burn coal, gas, biomass, or other fuels to produce steam that drives turbines to generate electrical power. In waste management, incinerators are used to dispose of waste, especially waste that cannot be recycled or otherwise reused. The waste is incinerated to generate energy that can be converted to electricity or otherwise used. In industry, incinerators can also be used to generate process heat to melt, harden, or dry materials. Examples include furnaces in metallurgy, glass and ceramics manufacturing, cement production, and other industries. The burning of fossil fuels in incinerators contributes to the release of greenhouse gases that can cause climate change. For this reason, many companies are working to optimize their processes and switch to renewable energy sources to reduce their CO2 emissions.