A gas crunch refers to a period of severe fuel shortages, characterized by long lines at pumps, price spikes, and rationing. It typically arises from supply disruptions, geopolitical events, or refinery issues. While disruptive, it benefits alternative energy providers, public transportation systems, and fuel-efficient vehicle manufacturers, who see increased demand during these crises.
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