The revised regulation comes as the European Commission (EC) considers the low prices of these products are affecting manufacturers in Europe.
The anti-dumping duty rates have been revised to between 17.5 and 75.4% from the previous range of between 0.4 and 36.1%.
In November last year, solar industry association EU ProSun Glass has filed a request with the EC to revise the anti-dumping measures.
EU ProSun Glass is a joint initiative of group of EU solar industry members.
The EC evaluated two Chinese solar glass exporters, Flat Solar Glass and Xinyi PV Products, and identified a significant drop in export prices, reported Reuters.
Between December 2013 and November 2014, export prices of Flat Solar Glass and Xinyi PV Products dropped by 17.6% and 30.4%, , respectively. Consequently, the agency decided to revise anti-dumping duties.
