This study investigates the composition and characteristics of flue gases emitted from a solar-powered napkin incinerator, with a focus on assessing environmental impact and operational efficiency. It also involves a study and implementation of requisite filters to minimise the impact of the harmful flue gases. As the demand for sustainable waste management solutions grows, solar-powered incinerators offer a promising alternative for the disposal of sanitary napkins, addressing both hygiene concerns and environmental sustainability.Such insights are crucial for promoting the widespread adoption of sustainable waste management technologies and advancing global efforts towards a cleaner and healthier environment.