Kinder Morgan

Based on Kinder Morgan's SEC filings and company reports, their revenue primarily comes from energy transportation and storage services. These activities involve the movement and storage of natural gas, petroleum products, and CO2, which are permissible business activities from an Islamic finance perspective. The company operates as an infrastructure provider rather than engaging in prohibited activities.

The company's business model is based on fee-based contracts for transportation and storage services, which is considered halal as it represents payment for actual services rendered.

Looking at the financial data provided for the most recent four quarters, Kinder Morgan's interest income and expense figures are reported as $0, which is unusual for a company of this size. This likely indicates a difference in reporting format rather than actual zero interest. Given the company's size and infrastructure-heavy business model, they likely have some form of debt financing, but the exact interest figures are not visible in the provided data format.

Without complete interest income and expense data, we cannot make a definitive assessment of this criteria.

Based on review of Kinder Morgan's operations and public disclosures, there is no evidence of significant ongoing associations with entities involved in human rights violations. The company's operations are primarily concentrated in North America, and there are no documented substantial business relationships with the state of Israel or the Chinese Communist Party.