This study looks at how financial literacy related to green energy affects the start-up, growth, and success of social entrepreneurship projects. This study examines the ways in which financial knowledge unique to green financing options, sustainable business models, and investments in renewable energy influences entrepreneurial decision-making and venture outcomes in the social sector through a thorough literature review and theoretical analysis. The results indicate that entrepreneurs' capacity to see possibilities, obtain suitable capital, and create workable company plans that tackle social and environmental issues is much improved by increased green energy financial literacy.