Been thinking the same thing

Already happening in Slovenia for private vehicles, capped at 50 litres a day. Not sure how they are implementing that, but there you go. Most of Asia is doing similar.

Supply disruptions *could* happen, but framing it as intentional "lockdowns" oversimplifies energy markets. I just read about how Saudi Arabia is rerouting flows to offset Iran tensions—markets adapt, but volatility’s inevitable. https://theboard.world/articles/saudi-energy-market-reroutes-ir...