Does Shepard really need to carry out every single task and scan every planets for resources, or can they coast through doing missions and side-quests to reach a balanced state of Galactic Readiness? Breaking down essential war assets and obtaining them plays an important role in determining how ready the galaxy is to take on the Reapers - and what Shepard's choices are when they finally meet up with the Catalyst. How many assets are needed to finish the game depends on what the player hopes to achieve. The more assets acquired, the more effective their overall military strength became - and more opportunities for a better ending opened up. From technology and weaponry to alien fleets and scientists to help build the Crucible, nearly everything Shepard did resulted in building assets to complete the overall game.
You can buy fuel or warp to somewhere that sells fuel, so there is no real penalty.Mass Effect 3 was a heavy grind to gather as many war assets as Commander Shepard could muster in their efforts to defeat the Reapers. If you run out of fuel, you are only taken to the nearest mass relay.
If reapers are alerted and they catch you, game over. Scanning in a system occupied by reapers runs the risk of alerting them, shown by the red bar in the bottom left. If done near something that can be collected a red circle will appear. If you don't see a system or planet listed here, I found nothing there. The best way to see if you have everything available if to highlight a system and it'll have a % by it, if it's anything but 100% you are missing stuff. New systems seem to appear after certain missions, or perhaps randomly. Some systems/clusters might not be in your game if you don't have DLC.
All systems aren't available at the start. Fuel/credits/upgrade don't factor into any achievements, so it's up to you whether to get them. "Important" means it is either a war asset or an item that can be turned in for a quest that gives war assets. This page has pictures of where everything you can find via scanning clusters it.
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