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Time2Talk: The Energy Trading Podcast

Hosted by Eszter Pontenagel, Paul Pontenagel.

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Guest activity
Often has guests
60% of recent episode titles look like interviews
Episode length
46 min
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Publishing
Monthly
24 episodes · last 2026-08-13
Language
English (US)
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Where it's from
Outside the UK
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Reach
53
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What the show says about itself

Time2Talk, the energy trading podcast by Time2Market, where prominent industry figures and influential guests share the latest developments and insights. Stay ahead in the energy sector with insiders' analysis and unique perspectives – for experts, by experts.

Recent episodes

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  1. From Japan to Brazil, How Are Power Markets Built | Time2Talk with Peter Reitz
  2. From One Laptop to 400 Projects: The Time2Market Story | Time2Talk with Eszter and Paul Pontenagel
  3. The Hidden Cost of Germany's Renewable Buildout | Time2Talk with Tobias Federico #305
  4. Why European Power Markets Are Getting Harder to Understand | Time2Talk with Tom Darell #304
  5. Inside Europe’s Balancing Markets, PICASSO, Volatility & AI | Time2Talk with Priyanka Shinde #303
  6. The Growing Challenge in Europe’s Power Markets | Time2Talk with Jean-Paul Harreman #302

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