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A |     As the White House continues to shroud crippling fuel prices, inflation, and other worrying economic trends within a feel-good narrative with abstract explanations, it appears a growing number of Americans are growing tired of being told to make daily sacrifices.,© Twitter/@JeffBezosA screenshot (3/7/22 | 22:40 Eastern Time) shows Amazon founder Jeff Bezos' viral response to US President Joe Biden's call for gas companies to lower prices at the pump amid economic instability. A screenshot (3/7/22 | 22:40 Eastern Time) shows Amazon founder Jeff Bezos' viral response to US President Joe Biden's call for gas companies to lower prices at the pump amid economic instability. © Twitter/@JeffBezos,Nevertheless, White House and National Security Council (NSC) officials defended the president’s Saturday post, asserting that Bezos’ binary approach is not that of the Biden administration.,“Anybody that knows President Biden knows he’s plain-spoken and he tells exactly what he’s thinking in terms that everybody can understand,” NSC coordinator for strategic communications John Kirby told “Fox News Sunday” guest host Mike Emanuel.,“So, I think, we obviously take great exception of the idea that this is somehow misdirection,” Kirby added.,Jeff Bezos Claims Biden ‘Misunderstands’ Market Dynamics With Gas Price Reduction CallYesterday, 17:58 GMT,While Kirby tackled the cable television front, White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre directly addressed Bezos and quipped that it was unsurprising that a man of Bezos’ wealth and workplace reputation would speak out in favor of gas companies being able to “reap record profit.”,“Oil prices have dropped by about $15 over the past month, but prices at the pump have barely come down,” the press secretary tweeted. “That’s not “basic market dynamics.” It’s a market that is failing the American consumer.”,Diplomatic actions taken over the past several months have had a lasting impact on several economies across the world.,“It’s time for the United States to continue to support Ukraine, and that’s what we are doing,” Kirby said on Sunday, dismissing the idea that the US may play a role in urging Kiev to draft a settlement agreement with Moscow.,The NSC official emphasized that the US intends to continue arming Ukraine to ensure its forces “can succeed on the battlefield so that [Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky] can succeed at the table.”。    India is on track to challenge China’s dominance in the solar energy sector and become a global force in green hydrogen as investments in renewables are increasing rapidly, Indian Minister for Power and Renewable Energy Raj Kumar Singh said in Sydney on Tuesday.,Singh, who is in Sydney to attend a two-day energy forum and meetings of the Quad group of nations, said in an interview that the investments from overseas are helping to position India as a key future supplier of clean energy technology and as an exporter of low-emissions hydrogen and ammonia.,The Quad group of nations includes the US, Japan, Australia, and India.,“Foreign investment in renewables is averaging about $9 billion to $11 billion a year, and is going to go up exponentially, alongside major developments by domestic entities,” the minister said.,Quoting Singh, Bloomberg reported that India will emerge as the biggest manufacturing center for high-efficiency solar cells modules after China and become a major supplier of green hydrogen and ammonia.,According to BloombergNEF, India currently accounts for only a fraction of production of solar cells and modules, with China dominating both sectors. In 2021, China manufactured more than two-thirds of modules and 86 percent of cells.,The Indian government set up the Renewable Energy Investment Promotion and Facilitation Board (REIPFB) as one-stop assistance and facilitation for the industry and investors for the development of projects and bringing new investment to the renewable energy sector in the country.,The ministry is making continuous efforts to boost investments across the value chain by supporting companies through the entire investment process. As per the media reports in June this year, more than $70 billion was invested in India’s renewable energy sector between 2014 and 2021.,Want to know more? Check out our Koo & Telegram accounts!,Koo: https://www.kooapp.com/profile/sputniknews,Sputnik India: https://t.me/sputniknewsindia。