VRITIMES Amplifies Industry Voices as Official Media Partner for Solar & Storage Live Malaysia 2026

VRITIMES played a pivotal role in bridging the gap between industry innovators and the regional media landscape.

Kuala Lumpur, 14th April 2026 – VRITIMES (vritimes.com), a leading regional press release distribution platform, proudly announces the recent  successful conclusion of its media partnership with Solar & Storage Live Malaysia 2026. Held at the Malaysia International Trade and Exhibition Centre (MITEC), the two-day event served as a powerhouse for innovation, drawing over 4,000 industry professionals from across the globe.

The exhibition and its accompanying seminar sessions provided a high-impact forum for sharing technical insights and fostering meaningful connections. As the energy sector undergoes a rapid transformation, the event highlighted new opportunities in solar PV, battery storage, and smart energy solutions.

Through this partnership, VRITIMES played a pivotal role in bridging the gap between industry innovators and the regional media landscape. By providing a streamlined distribution channel, the platform ensured that the groundbreaking announcements made for the event reached a wider audience of stakeholders and decision-makers.

“We are exceptionally pleased with the exhibition, which has attracted valuable businesses in the solar and energy sector of different scales,” said Ferry Bayu, CEO of VRITIMES. “As a media partner, we were able to share the value of our platform, providing an added avenue for brands and companies to magnify their presence in the regional media space.”

VRITIMES continues to revolutionise how companies and agencies approach public relations. By simplifying the complexities of media outreach, the platform enables users to:

Connect Instantly: Reach a vast network of journalists and media outlets with a single click. 

Enhance Visibility: Boost company or brand authority within specific industry categories. 

Manage Press Release Workflow: Manage press release creation and distribution through a user-friendly, centralised interface.

As Malaysia continues its stride toward a digitalised future, VRITIMES remains committed to supporting the organisations leading the charge by ensuring their stories are heard.

Press Release juga sudah tayang di VRITIMES

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