Science and technological advancements have boosted the number of synthetic polymers produced each year around the world. The presence of these compounds in the environment causes a slew of issues, including a difficulty for wastewater treatment plants (groundwater and surface water pollution). Synthetic polymers are known to be substantial environmental contaminants in solid waste. Biodegradable polymer is being developed as a waste management solution for polymers in the environment as part of a global research effort. Hydrocarbons are organic molecules that mainly contain hydrogen and carbon and are classified as either aliphatic (straight chain) or aromatic (branched chain). Biodegradation is the chemical breakdown of materials (such as polymers) caused by microorganisms. Laccase is a copper-protein that belongs to the oxidase family of enzymes. The ability of laccase is to break-down and detoxify a large range of persistent organic contaminants has gotten a lot of interest in the field of bioremediation. We therefore studied by molecular docking; the biodegradation potential of hydrocarbon polymers, produced from different industries, of laccase enzymes of species belonging to Streptomyces genus.