Abstract
The author gives a brief historical excursion into the theory of contract law and examines the discourse on identifying business law as a separate branch of law. The article provides a civil law description of contracts in the field of environmental entrepreneurship, considers the possibility of separating them into a separate category of business contracts, and examines the theoretical features of this type of contract. The author especially emphasizes that contracts in the field of environmental entrepreneurship use the entire toolkit of contract law, are actively used in the process of environmental entrepreneurship and fix both services for the transfer of property into ownership and obligations for the provision of services. Based on the results of the study, the author tries to answer a difficult question: can contracts in the field of environmental entrepreneurship be classified as business contracts as an institution in the field of business law.
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