free charge

American  

noun

1. any electric charge that can be placed on a conductor or on or within a dielectric or that moves freely in space (polarization charge ).

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Example Sentences

These can be office managers offering an in-kind benefit to staff who plug in vehicles at work, or stores and restaurants offering a free charge to patrons to attract their custom.

From Reuters

Customers will be able to leave their cars to charge while doing their shopping, which should give time for a "substantial" free charge, VW said.

From BBC

Parking lots like this one offer a free charge, and new charging stations are being built on the nation’s highways.

From New York Times

ChargePlace Scotland is the initiative behind Scotland's free charge point network.

From BBC

When it awarded Free a mobile license, the French government let Free charge 2.4 cents for the service, three times what competitors could charge Free.

From New York Times