The process of confined and controlled burning, termed as combustion, serves a dual purpose. Firstly, it significantly reduces the volume of solid waste that would otherwise end up in landfills. Secondly, it harnesses energy from the waste burning process. This energy generation not only serves as an alternative energy source but also curtails carbon emissions. This reduction is achieved by offsetting the energy traditionally sourced from fossil fuels, knowing that the energy produced by waste to energy plant is considered 50 à 60% renewable due to the biogenic carbon content of non recyclable waste, and by minimizing methane production at landfills.