👉 Oil-fired power plants, also known as steam turbines or boilers, are a type of energy generation that uses heat from burning fossil fuels such as coal, natural gas, or biomass to generate electricity. These plants typically have multiple stages involved in their operation, including combustion and cooling, with the combustion stage producing heat for the turbine generator. The term "oil-fired" refers specifically to the use of oil as a fuel source for the turbines, which is often made from crude oil. The oil is used
