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In early{{nbhyph}}2022, the [[open energy system models#GenX|GenX]] and [[open energy system models#PyPSA|PyPSA]] open energy system modelling projects endorsed a funding application for the HiGHS solver in an effort to reduce their [[Open Energy Modelling Initiative|community]] reliance on proprietary libraries.<ref name="parzen-etal-2022"/> That appeal resulted in {{val|76000|p=US$}} in funding from Invenia Labs, Cambridge, United Kingdom in July{{nbsp}}2022.<ref name="invenia-donation"/>

On 17{{nbsp}}November 2022, the University of Edinburgh announced that [[Google.org]] (the charitable arm) had donated {{currency|420 thousand|code=usd|fmt=gaps}} to the HiGHS project to fund development and marketing. Part of their motivation was to enable government ministries in lower income countries to adopt model{{nbhyph}}based analysis to assist with sustainable and carbon{{nbhyph}}neutral energy policy{{nbhyph}}making.<ref name="maths-uni-edinburgh-2022"/>

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{{cite web

| title = HiGHS project receives Google donation

| date = 17 November 2022

| work = School of Mathematics, University of Edinburgh

| ___location = Edinburgh, United Kingdom

| url = https://www.maths.ed.ac.uk/school-of-mathematics/news

| access-date = 2022-11-17

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