The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) plans on using more natural gas produced from eastern shales to generate power, according to this article in the Tennessean. Not everyone is happy about it, though: "[E]nvironmentalists say the chemical-laced drilling process used to break up the shale deep underground and release the gas could present as many problems as it solves."
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