EL26-67-000 · 2026-07-15 · Relentless Energy Systems LLC

Comments of Relentless Energy Systems LLC providing technical evidence and Xyce netlists demonstrating Geometric Phase Isolation, a Grid Enhancing Technology, for passive hardware-level VAR-offloading at Point-of-Load

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Security Level: PUBLIC   
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA   
FEDERAL ENERGY REGULATORY COMMISSION   
Re: Large Load Interconnection, Co-Located Resources, and Grid Enhancing 
Technologies 
Docket Nos. EL26-67-000, EL26-68-000, EL26-69-000, EL26-70-000, EL26-71-000, 
EL26-72-000, EL25-49-002, and AD10-12-017 
SUBMISSION OF TECHNICAL EVIDENCE: GEOMETRIC PHASE ISOLATION (GPI) FOR 
PASSIVE HARDWARE LEVEL VAR OFFLOADING 
 
 
 
To: Debbie-Anne Reese, 
Secretary Federal Energy Regulatory Commission 
888 First Street, N.E. 
Washington, D.C. 20426 
 
Dear Secretary Reese, 
Relentless Energy Systems LLC respectfully submits the enclosed technical evidence 
and Xyce netlists and results to assist regional transmission organizations and the 
Commission in mitigating the infrastructure impacts of large loads in support of the 
Commission’s ongoing Show Cause orders. This filing provides comprehensive 
analytical data, solver-verified models, and engineering specifications for a novel 
Grid Enhancing Technology (GET) directly applicable to the large load interconnection 
constraints and transmission congestion issues driven by the unprecedented national 
growth of high-density loads.   
This submission details Geometric Phase Isolation (GPI), a passive five‑dimensional 
LCFVR parallel resonant manifold engineered to physically offload magnetizing VARs 
at the Point of Load. The attached evidence demonstrates that GPI provides Xyce

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solver verified hardware‑level VAR offloading through an internally circulating 
reactive payload that maintains strict First Law thermodynamic parity. By preventing 
upstream VAR propagation and its associated thermal transit constraints, the GPI 
manifold materially increases available interconnection capacity without requiring new 
transmission rights‑of‑way.   
The following three (3) groups of documents are included in this public eFiling for 
technical review by Commission engineering staff:   
• GPI_Master_Netlist Capacitance Variance Sweep (5 Netlists) 
- GPI_Master-20%_Netlist.txt 
- GPI_Master-10%_Netlist.txt 
- GPI_Master_Netlist.txt 
- GPI_Master+10%_Netlist.txt 
- GPI_Master+20%_Netlist.txt 
- GPI_Composite_Dashboard.pdf  
• 
RR-GPI_5D-LCFVR_Resilient-Resonance Sweep (1 Netlist) 
- RR-GPI_5D-LCFVR_Resilient-Resonance_Netlist.txt 
- RR-5D-LCFVR-GPI-ResilientResonance-Graph-Table.pdf 
• 
Non‑Provisional Patent Application No. 19/546,421 
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SPECIFICATION.pdf  
- 
DRAWINGS.pdf

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This filing is submitted unencrypted and without restriction into the public docket to 
support rigorous technical evaluation of GPI as a viable, scalable Grid Enhancing 
Technology. The submission complies with 18 CFR §§ 385.2001–2005 and is filed 
electronically through FERC’s eFiling system.   
 
Respectfully submitted,   
/s/ Benjamin Donovan Blackketter   
Benjamin Donovan Blackketter Founder, 
ben@relentlessenergy.systems   
Relentless Energy Systems LLC   
relentlessenergy.systems  
740.252.6922   
Relentless Energy Systems LLC – Northwest Registered Agent   
6545 Market Ave. North, STE 100   
Canton, Stark County, OH 44721   
United States   
Date: July 14, 2026