After kicking off the Green Knesset overhaul project two weeks ago, leaders of the project held the first of six mandatory sustainability training sessions for building employees on Sunday.The Green Knesset project is a multi-year program to transform the Knesset into a house of parliament that runs on energy-saving principles, with features such as a roof covered in 4,650 square meters of solar panels as well as revamped water, air conditioning and lighting systems. The employee training sessions – held for about an hour-and-a-half each, aim to provide a basic knowledge of environmental protection fields, such as green office management and adapting a more sustainable way of operating, according to project leaders.Opening the training session on Sunday were Knesset CEO Ronen Plott and MK Dov Henin (Hadash), who along with MK Zvulun Kalfa (Bayit Yehudi) are leading the transformation to an environmentally conscientious Knesset among the legislators themselves.