Overall, the modernized framework generally allows for Canadian companies to participate effectively. Whether a separate energy security chapter would have made any great difference would actually depend on Canada's capacity to be a net provider.
As we know, unfortunately, we haven't made the internal federal-provincial and other arrangements to become a major exporter of things like liquid natural gas to Europe. That same Chancellor Scholz discovered that on his trip to Canada last year.
I'm not sure how it would have worked out to have a separate chapter on something that, domestically, Canada isn't quite ready to deliver on.