This research explores publication trends and patterns of scientific collaboration in green economy studies using bibliometric analysis based on data from Scopus. The research traces the growth in the quantity of publications, journals with highest contributions, the areas of publication, the most productive institutions and countries, the relationships between authors, and the variables most related in this field. The results show a significant surge in green economy related publications, with China as a major contributor. Journals such as Resources Policy and Energy Economics are the main platforms for the dissemination of research in this field. Keyword analysis revealed a close relationship between the green economy and sustainability, innovation, resource efficiency and environmental policy. The findings confirm the critical role of the green economy in supporting sustainable development also adaptation to climate change. In addition, this study highlights the importance of greater participation from emerging countries to expand the implementation of green economy concepts globally. The result of this research presents valuable insights for academics, policymakers, and industry in formulating more sustainable economic strategies.