A "biofuel program" refers to a plan or system implemented by a government or organization to produce and use fuel made from renewable resources, such as plants or algae, instead of fossil fuels. Full definition
Icahn has been thrust into the limelight in recent weeks after the Renewable Fuels Association said he had informed them that Trump was preparing an executive order to overhaul the U.S. biofuels program in a way that benefited refiners. (fortune.com)
Proponents of the military's biofuels program argue that the high cost of advanced biofuels should decline as production ramps up. (sciencemag.org)
There is not a single similar institution in the U.S. — oh, you might point to the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, managed jointly by Bechtel and Battelle (oil pipelines and «clean coal» - FutureGen projects), but they get their funding slashed every year, more or less — and they cancelled their most promising biofuel program, algal biofuel, back in 1997 — good luck with that. (dotearth.blogs.nytimes.com)