TOKYO/MANILA -- The Philippines frequently finds itself in the path of powerful typhoons, and a Japanese startup is working on wind power equipment that can stand up to the storms.
Japanese startup's system promises stable power for far-flung islands

Challenergy's turbine is designed to work even in fierce gusts that can endanger conventional wind power equipment. (Courtesy of Challenergy and NASA/Reuters)
TOKYO/MANILA -- The Philippines frequently finds itself in the path of powerful typhoons, and a Japanese startup is working on wind power equipment that can stand up to the storms.