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Elected officials and scientists and other experts gathered before an estimated 150 people at the University of Texas at El Paso for the annual El Paso Solar Summit 2008 -- an effort to inform El Pasoans about renewable and solar energy as alternatives to fossil fuels.
"El Paso is in an area where we really could be using this technology, and we're not," said Julio Norman, a member of the El Paso Solar Energy Association and a conference attendee. "All of this technology is being used outside of El Paso, outside of Texas, with the exception of wind energy, mainly because we're an oil-rich state."
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