The station manager of Point Lepreau says there is virtually no risk of an earthquake hitting the station.
The Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission is currently holding hearings at the Delta over whether to renew Point Lepreau's license to generate power.
Station Manager Wade Parker says a lot of critics are afraid of seismic activity causing an incident similar to the Fukushima disaster but he says their data indicates the station is not located in a high-seismic hazard region.
He adds the plant is designed to withstand an earthquake is one does occur.
Natural Resources Canada also presenting data indicating most earthquakes in Eastern Canada cannot be felt and they occur in seismically active zone.
Studies done by the staff of the safety commission are recommending that the license be renewed.