Because of the Coulomb barrier, reaction cross-sections in astrophysics cannot be accessed directly at the relevant Gamow energies, unless very favorable conditions are met. Theoretical extrapolations of available data are then needed to derive the astrophysical S(0)-factor. Various indirect technique have been used in order to obtain additional information on the parameters entering these extrapolations. The Trojan Horse Method is an indirect method which might help to bypass some of the problems typically encountered in direct measurements, namely the presence of the Coulomb barrier and electron screening between the interacting nuclei.