This　paper　uses　bibliometric　analysis　to　examine　how　innovation,　sustainability,　and　green　entrepreneurship　interact.　The　objective　is　to　ascertain　current　research　patterns,　pinpoint　deficiencies,　and　outline　consequences　for　additional　investigation,　thereby　augmenting　our　comprehension　of　this　ever-evolving　topic.　Descriptive　and　network　analytics　techniques　are　applied　to　a　dataset　of　330　journal　articles　obtained　from　Web　of　Science　and　Scopus.　The　research　methodology　is　two-pronged:　first,　descriptive　analysis　in　RStudio　is　used　to　determine　productive　years,　authors,　countries,　and　journals;　second,　co-occurrence　keyword　analysis　in　VOSviewer　is　employed　to　determine　important　theme　clusters　and　prominent　keywords.　Some　noteworthy　discoveries　are　the　names　of　countries,　journals,　famous　writers,　and　developing　study　paths.　Through　network　analysis,　the　study　also　clarifies　future　trends　and　research　themes,　identifying　three　distinct　clusters:　(i)　＂Sustainable　Business　and　Entrepreneurship,＂　(ii)　＂Green　Entrepreneurship　and　Sustainable　Business　Performance,＂　and　(iii)　＂Encouraging　Business　Education　and　Motivation.＂　This　study　helps　monitor　the　expansion　of　the　field　and　theoretical　advancements　by　clarifying　the　relationship　between　sustainability,　innovation,　and　green　entrepreneurship.　This　understanding　is　valuable　for　policymakers.