<![CDATA[This study performs an extensive bibliometric and thematic analysis of green accounting research published from 2000 to 2025. The study utilizes Scopus data and VOSviewer graphics to delineate publication trends, prominent authors and institutions, keyword clusters, and patterns of global collaboration. The findings indicate that "sustainable development" constitutes the principal theme in the domain, intricately associated with sustainability, the green economy, environmental management, and energy efficiency. Previous study focused on cost accounting and cost-benefit analysis, whereas contemporary studies increasingly investigate energy transitions, green finance, and socio-economic effects. Networks of countries working together show that China, the United States, and a number of European countries are key research centers. The study provides pragmatic insights for policymakers and organizations, enhances theoretical frameworks in environmental accounting, and delineates research deficiencies to inform future academic endeavors.]]>
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