The report is the first broader evaluation of the gas sorption properties of CAU-23 for the adsorptives CO 2 , H 2 , CH 4 , and SO 2 . CAU-23 is of intermediate porosity among Al-MOFs with specific BET surface areas of the order of MIL-100 > MIL-53 > CAU-23 > MIL-160 > MIL-53-TDC > Alfum > CAU-10-H and total pore volumes of the order of MIL-100 > MIL-53 > CAU-23 > Alfum = MIL-160 > MIL-53-TDC > CAU-10-H. CO 2 uptake (3.97 mmol g À 1 , 293 K) and H 2 uptake (10.25 mmol g À 1 , 77 K) of CAU-23 are second in the series and only slightly smaller than for MIL-160. The CH 4 uptake of CAU-23 (0.89 mmol g À 1 , 293 K) is unremarkable in comparison with the other Al-MOFs. The SO 2 uptake (8.4 mmol g À 1 , 293 K) follows the porosity and higher SO 2 uptakes were only observed for MIL-53 and MIL-100. CAU-23 is one of the best Al-MOFs for high-pressure sorption of CO 2 , with an uptake of 33 wt.-% at 20 bar, 293 K. Gas sorption measurements at two different temperatures gave near zero-coverage enthalpy of adsorptions, ~Hads 0 for CO 2 of À 22 kJ mol À 1 and of SO 2 for À 38 kJ mol À 1 which is at the low end of the other Al-MOFs (À 22 to À 39 kJ mol À 1 for CO 2 ; À 41 to À 51 kJ mol À 1 for SO 2 ), yet ~Hads increases for CAU-23 with CO 2 and SO 2 to À 25 and À 57 kJ mol À 1 , respectively. For CO 2 /CH 4 and SO 2 /CO 2 separation, ideal adsorbed solution theory (IAST) predicted gas selectivities of 5 and 27-50 (depending on molar ratio and model), respectively, in line with 4.5-6.3 and 17-50, respectively, with most of the other Al-MOFs, where only MIL-53-TDC with 83 and MIL-160 with 126 gave a higher SO 2 /CO 2 selectivity at a molar ratio of 0.5.