Kinder Morgan� (NYSE: KMI ) moved one step closer to exporting LNG out if its Elba terminal in Savannah, Ga., after announcing its master limited partner�El Paso Pipeline Partners� (NYSE: EPB ) joint venture with a subsidiary of�Royal Dutch Shell� (NYSE: RDS-B ) . While the joint venture�announcement�moves Kinder Morgan one step closer to taking advantage of the cheap natural gas supply in North America, the project is far from certain. Approval from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) is still needed and while the debate over what should be done with the cheap natural gas in the U.S. rages on, it could be years before this country grants its blessing on the project.�
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