The　green　economy　is　viewed　as　a　cost-effective　means　of　achieving　sustainability　around　the　globe,　and　a　recent　study　inferred　the　nexus　between　the　fiscal　imbalances　and　green　economic　growth　based　on　E-7　economies　data.　This　paper　attempts　to　answer　how　green　fiscal　spending　ensures　green　economic　growth　and　stabilizes　fiscal　imbalances　in　E-7　economies.　The　study　findings　highlighted　the　mechanism　and　viability　of　green　fiscal　spending　for　fiscal　imbalances　and　green　economic　growth.　More　specifically,　results　showed　that　green　fiscal　spending　extends　green　economic　growth　in　Brazil　with　30%,　in　China　with　44%,　in　India　with　11.8%,　in　Indonesia　with　34%,　Russia　with　29.7%,　and　Turkey　with　22.4%,　respectively.　Based　on　the　findings,　the　following　are　our　recommendations:　(i)　local　governments　should　rebalance　their　fiscal　budgets　and　invest　more　on　public　goods　to　assess　local　sustainable　development,　and　(ii)　several　development　initiatives　specific　to　the　local　level　should　be　employed　to　maximize　fiscal　spending.