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EPISODE · Jun 29, 2026 · 29 MIN

#64 Driving Change at Sea: The LAMMOUCHE Story

from Burgess Yacht Crew · host Burgess Yachts

In this episode of the Burgess Crew Podcast, we discuss how the industry can move towards a more sustainable future, and what that looks like on board today.Featuring:Captain Max, Chief Engineer Sasha, and Chief Officer Albert – M/Y LAMMOUCHELorraine Hanrahan, Yacht Manager & Sustainable Seas Programme LeadWhat we cover:The growing importance of sustainability across the global fleetAn introduction to Burgess’ Sustainable Seas Programme and HandbookPractical steps crews can take now - from reducing plastics to improving energy efficiencyHow LAMMOUCHE has embedded sustainability into daily operationsThe use of HVO biofuel and operational changes to reduce emissionsCollaboration with the International SeaKeepers Society, including seabed mapping (Seabed 2030), water quality sampling and shark tracking and data collectionEngaging guests through meaningful, educational experiences on boardWhy small changes - consistently applied - can deliver industry-wide impactKey takeaway:Every action counts. From quick wins to long-term initiatives, collective effort across the fleet is key to safeguarding the oceans and the future of yachting.

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