<p>In order to address ecological issues, promote innovation, and promote sustainable economic growth, this study examines the relationship between green entrepreneurship and environmental sustainability. The study finds important research trends, significant contributors, and conceptual categories by applying bibliometric analysis to an improved dataset of 1,393 Scopus-indexed publications, which is examined using R Studio's Biblioshiny program. It emphasizes how creative company models, environmentally friendly processes and global partnerships can help green entrepreneurship reduce climate change, conserve resources, and advance the Sustainable Development Goals. Important enablers for green firms include consumer behavior, regulatory frameworks, and additional instruments like financial mechanisms, policy incentives, and advances in technology. In order to increase the efficacy of green entrepreneurship, the results highlight the significance of interdisciplinary cooperation and reliable measures for assessing environmental impacts. Although the study identifies interesting research directions, it also notes limits in the extent of the data and the dependence on keywords. To correctly map developing patterns and multidisciplinary links, it calls for the addition of various datasets and complete frameworks. This study provides insightful information that may be used to further global collaboration, policymaking, and entrepreneurial endeavours in tackling urgent environmental issues, eventually promoting a robust and sustainable global economy.</p>