Exploring the Intersection of Green Technology and Entrepreneurship: A Bibliometric Analysis towards the Sustainable Development Goals

This bibliometric analysis of green technology entrepreneurship research from 1995 to 2024 provides valuable insights into the intellectual structure, evolution, and future directions of this interdisciplinary field. The study reveals a significant growth in scholarly interest and output, with a focus on the role of entrepreneurship and innovation in promoting sustainable development and addressing environmental challenges. The analysis identifies key research themes, influential authors, and emerging trends, highlighting the diverse range of topics explored within the intersection of green technology and entrepreneurship. The co-occurrence network map and thematic map further illustrates the interconnected nature of the field and the potential for novel contributions in both well-established and emerging areas of research. By synthesizing the findings and contextualizing them within the broader literature on sustainable entrepreneurship, this study offers a comprehensive overview of the current state of knowledge and provides a roadmap for future research efforts. As such, it serves as a valuable resource for researchers, policymakers, and practitioners seeking to advance our understanding of green technology entrepreneurship and its potential to contribute to sustainable development goals through innovative solutions and collaborative efforts. This research not only advances academic understanding but also shows how green technology entrepreneurs are making real progress in fighting climate change, creating clean energy solutions, and providing sustainable jobs in communities worldwide - directly supporting multiple Sustainable Development Goals including Climate Action, Affordable and Clean Energy, and Decent Work and Economic Growth.