I think you're a bit delusional. All those things take years if not decades. Where I lived they struggled to get rid of carbon furnaces because:

• lobbying from manufacturers
• a lot of people that use those live in social housing so it's city's responsibility and city didn't have money for it
• even with subsidies changing a furnace is a big cost so people were avoiding it
• people were uncertain about the new regulations and future prices (what do you install? electric? gas? pellet? which one will be cheaper in 5 year time?)

It's not enough to theoretically have money for something. To actually implement it you have to overcome a lot of opposition and people will strongly oppose to :

• electric cars - just look at comments anywhere. "What? I will have to charge my car for 30 minutes instead of 10? Unacceptable." (I do have an electric car)
• heat pumps - same, people complain that they might not work ideally when it gets very cold once a year. (I do have an heat pump)
• plant based diet - people do like their meat

Everything else will require lots of money and time. Those are huge project and implementing them will take decades. What will happen to truck drivers? How long will it take to replace current ships fleet? Where will you get all the lithium from? People are protesting new mining projects in Europe and USA. People are even complaining that the entire country side is being covered by solar panels.

Yes, we have money to do it all but the change will be slow and we've run out of time already.